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Building a Social Network With Elixir, Phoenix and Angular.js— Part 1
As a backend engineer, so far I’ve been using mainly Ruby on Rails, PHP or Javascript, both on my daily work and personal projects. I’m always hungry to learn new technologies to expand my knowledge, and discover new ways of thinking and solving problems. So, I wanted to learn more about recent programming languages or frameworks. I’ve tried some of them, but the last one that really caught my att
Writing A Full Site in Phoenix and Elm
Last UpdatedJune 29th, 2016 Current VersionsElixir: v1.2.6, Phoenix: v1.1.6, Elm: v0.17 IntroductionElixir is a very nice functional language, and with Phoenix, we can use it to build very nice backends to our web applications. The trouble is, however, that as more and more sites become JavaScript-heavy, we lose our nice functional language to go work in those other languages. What are our options
Phoenix + React: love story. RePh 1.
Want to start building RePh app without carrying about scaffolding? Good news: I just released RePh app generator, take a look! Hi, in this article I’m going to show you, how to create a fullstack app with React and Phoenix. There are already a few similar tutorials out there, however none of them shows process of development for a complete functional app with server-side rendering and routing. Th
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Writing A Full Site in Phoenix and Elm
Writing A Full Site in Phoenix and Elm
