October 08, 2023

Introduction to Ash Framework using Elixir

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Introduction to Ash Framework using Elixir

Source: jon.hk

Livebook Ash Framework

Ash Framework is an extensive set of tools for Elixir, aiming to facilitate and streamline Elixir programming tasks. Ash allows developers to write declarative work orders instead of traditional procedural recipes. The author provides a comprehensive introduction to using the Ash Framework through a hands-on approach, focusing on practical examples that utilize CSV files, highlighting Ash's capabilities in resource definition, constraints, calculations & queries, the code interface, and relationships. The article includes examples and explanations suitable for beginners, with analogies to explain complex concepts and embraces the LiveBook platform for demonstrating Ash's functionality.

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