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Elm and Phoenix/Elixir in production for France TV
Are Elm and Phoenix/Elixir ready for prime time? I’ll let you decide: they were both used in live during the main French political show called “L’émission Politique” to help generate a word cloud based on the guest speech. To the date of this writing, the guests were Nicolas Sarkozy (12 millions viewers), Arnaud Montebourg (9 millions) and lately Alain Juppé (13 millions). tl;dr: Elm allowed me to
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Hi, I’m Elvio. I am a software developer that enjoys building products. I’m a Staff Engineer at Shopify by day and an indie developer building storylog.app by evenings. Writings 30 days building storylog.app Mar 18, 2022 Working on a new project Feb 6, 2022 A reflection on my failed side projects Dec 19, 2021 Starting fresh Dec 14, 2021
Special Processes in OTP
On a recent Elixir project, I needed to test some asynchronous behaviour. Doing so led me to learn about the basics of special processes in OTP. Our project was using Phoenix Channels and had a need to keep track of all connected socket processes. We could have used the upcoming Phoenix presence feature, but we didn’t quite need all of its features. We settled on using a simple GenServer process t
Foreign Processes and Phoenix
I recently started working on a Phoenix project at Infinite Red that uses Elasticsearch to power a search feature. In our development environments, we needed a good way to ensure that Elasticsearch was running whenever Phoenix was running. Obviously, there are a lot of ways we could do this. We could, for example, have everyone install Elasticsearch through Homebrew with “brew install elasticsearc
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Coherence and ExAdmin - Devise and ActiveAdmin for Phoenix
https://ubiteku.oinker.me/2016/12/05/kubernetes-elixir-phoenix-elm-auto-hot-deploy/
Phoenix GraphQL Tutorial with Absinthe: Add CRUD Using Mutations
Phoenix GraphQL Tutorial with Absinthe
Phoenix - First Impressions
Binary data over Phoenix sockets
How to deploy Phoenix on AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Docker, CodePipeline
Basic Meteor Authentication in Phoenix
A Look Through the Changelog.com Phoenix App Source Code
Build Your Own Real-Time Web Service with Elixir/Phoenix: Assenty Show and Tell
Strategies for Migrating a Phoenix App on Heroku
How IO Lists help Elixir and Phoenix be fast
Why Phoenix is exciting for the modern web
The Erlangelist - Low latency in Phoenix