How to write a super fast link shortener with Elixir, Phoenix, and Mnesia
By Ben Church Let's start this month’s tutorial with two statements that are going to get me in trouble: Elixir is the most productive language out there. Bit.ly charges way much for their paid plan Elixir, the Phoenix framework, and the Erlang VM allows us to make production ready systems fast, easily, and with very few moving parts. At this point, you can see where we’re going with this. Let’s u
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