Discord's Use of Elixir to Handle Concurrency: A Template for Achieving High Performance
Stanislav Vishnevskiy (Discord CTO) recently shared in a blog post the details of Discord's elegant use of Elixir to handle its intense messaging needs. His article was of particular interest to me and to the Nanobox team for a couple reasons. Our distributed team uses Discord as a critical part of our team communication infrastructure. Also, our founder, Tyler Flint, and members our development t
Phoenix and Vue.js Up and Running in Minutes
Phoenix is an incredibly fast and flexible web framework built in Elixir. Vue.js is a slick front-end javascript framework designed strictly to handle your app's view layer. Together, they're all sorts of awesome. In this article, I'm going to walk through setting up a bare-bones Phoenix/Vue.js app with nothing installed other than Nanobox. If you don't have it installed, go ahead and create a fre
Elixir App Deployment with Nanobox
Developing with Elixir Elixir is seriously awesome. It’s kinda funny, with the dozens of languages that our dev team has used for various projects over the last decade, there have been two languages that seem to have garnished the most affinity: Erlang and Ruby. We love Erlang because of the runtime efficiency, but we also love Ruby because of the developer productivity. So naturally, when we caug
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Elixir Phoenix Application Development - Getting Started Tutorial
Elixir and Bleacher Report - Customized Lists and Concurrency
