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超高速なJSON APIをElixirフレームワークのPhoenixでビルドしてテストしよう | POSTD
連絡先リストの役割を果たすJSON APIをビルドしてみましょう。ElixirとPhoenixを使って書きます。 Phoenix はElixirベースのフレームワークで、記述の高速化と、低遅延のWebアプリケーションをできる限り楽しく作成する目的で作られています。ElixirやPhoenixのインストール手順についてはここでは触れません。まず初めに Phoenixのガイド を読んでください。 なぜElixirとPhoenixなのか Erlanｇは、ポンコツの板金にくるまれたフェラーリのようなものです。ものすごいパワーを持っていますが、見た目が悪いと感じる人が多いのです。WhatsAppはこれを使って膨大な数の接続を処理していますが、見慣れないシンタックスとツールの不足のせいで多くの人が苦労しています。 Elixir はそこを改善したものです。Erlang上に構築されていますが、美しくかつ楽
Phoenix 1.0 – the framework for the modern web just landed - Phoenix Blog
Phoenix 1.0 – the framework for the modern web just landed Posted on August 28th, 2015 by Chris McCord After a year and a half of work, 2500 commits, and 30 releases, Phoenix 1.0 is here! With 1.0 in place, Phoenix is set to take on the world whether you’re building APIs, HTML5 applications, or network services for native devices. Written in Elixir, you get beautiful syntax, productive tooling and
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A hands-on intro to building modern web applications with Elixir and Phoenix
A hands-on intro to building modern web applications with Elixir and Phoenix This is an important moment... I imagine right now you're feeling a bit like Alice. Tumbling down the rabbit hole. I can see it in your eyes. You have the look of a man who accepts what he sees, because he is expecting to wake up. Let me tell you why you're here. You're here because you know something. What you know you c
WebSockets with Elixir - How to Sync Multiple Clients | Viget
Back in November, we bunkered down in rooms across our 3 offices and went to work for a Pointless Weekend. The Boulder and Falls Church teams joined forces to bring Jambells into the world. If you haven’t seen it yet, Jambells is a fun little web app that lets everyone live out their dream to be in a Handbell Choir, with their friends, on their mobile devices. This app had all sorts of technical c
Elixir vs Ruby Showdown - Phoenix vs Rails | Littlelines
This is the second post in our Elixir vs Ruby Showdown series. In this latest installment, we’re exploring the performance of the Phoenix and Rails web frameworks when put up against the same task. Before we get into code samples and benchmark results, let’s answer a few common questions about these kinds of tests: tl;dr Phoenix showed 10.63x more throughput over Rails when performing the same tas
Programming WebAssembly with Rust: Unified Development for Web, Mobile, and Embedded Applications by Kevin Hoffman | The Pragmatic Bookshelf
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JSON Views in Phoenix
GitHub - thoughtbot/fauxnix: A Fake Phoenix websocket connection for mocking channel responses.
Build and test a blazing fast JSON API with Phoenix, an Elixir framework
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