February 03, 2020

Creating a Blog with Phoenix Without Using a Database

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Creating a Blog with Phoenix Without Using a Database

Source: dashbit.co

Phoenix Framework

José Valim introduces the processes behind building Dashbit's new blog. The main focus is on the unconventional approach of not using a database, instead precompiling posts into memory. This method ensures fast access and various dynamic features without traditional database reliance. Key steps include deciding between off-the-shelf solutions and custom builds, traversing and parsing blog posts, and adding markdown support with syntax highlighting. Bonus features like tag filtering and live reloading enhance the functionality. The result is a robust, fast, and developer-friendly blogging platform.

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