Learning to Crawl - Building a Bare Bones Web Crawler with Elixir I’ve been cooking up a side project recently that involves crawling through a domain, searching for links to specific websites. While I’m keeping the details of the project shrouded in mystery for now, building out a web crawler using Elixir sounds like a fantastic learning experience. Let’s roll up our sleeves and dig into it! Let’
One year ago today, I wrote an article discussing NoSQL Injection and GraphQL. I praised GraphQL for eradicating the entire possibility of NoSQL Injection. I claimed that because GraphQL forces you to flesh out the entirety of your schema before you ever write a query, it’s effectively impossible to succumb to the incomplete argument checking that leads to a NoSQL Injection vulnerability. Put simp
I recently finished up a long engagement with one of my clients, AdmitHub. To celebrate the work we had done together, I wanted to give them a going away gift. I liked the idea of giving them a Commits.io poster, but I wasn’t comfortable handing out access to my client’s private repository to a third party. Not to be deterred, I decided to use this opportunity to practice Elixir and build my own p
In our previous two posts, we’ve built releases manually with Distillery, and deployed an upgrade release to an existing Elixir application. As we’ve seen, this was a very hands-on process. Thankfully, there is another tool that we can use to simplify our release process. In this post, we’ll dive into using edeliver to build and release Elixir applications. Our Example Application To help walk our
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