Creating a Distributed Pooling API in Elixir

Samrat Man Singh discusses how to implement a distributed pooling system in Elixir, leveraging the FLAME API for an intuitive interface.

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A Discussion with Matt Wynne on Programming and Cucumber

In this episode, Matt Wynne talks about his journey to programming and his involvement with Cucumber.

Porting Nerves to the Spotify Car Thing

Eric Rauer provides an in-depth look at porting Nerves to the Spotify Car Thing, discussing challenges and steps involved in this project aimed at reducing e-waste.

Resolving Long Poll Reload Issues in Phoenix LiveView

Dan Schultzer discusses a long poll issue encountered in a Phoenix LiveView application, which resulted in users facing a reload loop and timeout errors.

Introducing the Shorthand Library for Enhanced Map Handling in Elixir

Andrew Timberlake discusses Shorthand, a library he created for Elixir that simplifies the syntax for working with maps and keyword lists.

Understanding the Differences Between `pg` and `pg2` in Erlang

Samrat Man Singh discusses the Erlang `pg` module as a replacement for the older `pg2` module, highlighting key differences.

Developing an Offline-First LiveView PWA with Tony Dang

In this episode, Tony Dang discusses creating a local-first, offline-ready to-do app using Phoenix LiveView, Svelte, and CRDTs.

Building a Local-First Offline-Enabled PWA with Phoenix LiveView

In this episode, Tony Dang discusses creating a local-first, offline-ready to-do app with Phoenix LiveView, highlighting its importance and the technologies involved.

Implementing Service Workers in Phoenix with Workbox

Shahryar Tavakkoli presents a guide on implementing service workers in the Phoenix Framework using the Workbox library to enhance performance and user experience.

Evaluating the Benefits of Serverless Functions with Chris McCord

In this video, Chris McCord discusses whether serverless functions are genuinely easier and more economical compared to traditional methods for elastic scaling.

Using Tests as Documentation in Elixir

German Velasco discusses how tests in Elixir can provide valuable documentation, particularly when run with specific flags for improved output.

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