Ssync is a developer utility. It recompiles and reloads your rebarized Erlang code on the fly. With Ssync, you can code without friction.

What does "code without friction" mean? It means that with Sync running, you no longer need to worry about running rebar compile, or c:l(Module) again. Just write code, save the file, and watch as Erlang automatically detects your changes, fetches dependencies, recompiles the code, and reloads the module.

The recommended approach is to put ssync in your rebar.config deps:

{deps, [ {ssync, ".*", {git, "git://github.com/tex/ssync.git", "HEAD"}} ]}.

Then, run rebar get-deps for this last time manually, go in the Erlang console of an application you are developing and run ssync:start()..

If you are running on Linux install notify-send (Fedora: libnotify package, Ubuntu: libnotify-bin package)

I am not responsible for any bad that might happen to you or to your computer when using this application.