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Phoenix Framework
The Phoenix framework stands out in the Elixir ecosystem for its robust capabilities in web development, supported by comprehensive documentation and a supportive community. Developers have shared experiences working on commercial projects with Phoenix and LiveView, emphasizing the ease of integrating complex UI elements and ensuring real-time updates. Recent advancements include using Rust for performance improvements and introducing LiveView hooks for external libraries like SortableJS, enhancing UI customization. Furthermore, Phoenix's efficient handling of associations in Ecto simplifies relational management in applications. Concurrently, developers have noted the benefits of maintaining modular codebases and optimizing live updates, contributing to a streamlined development process.
A diverse set of tools such as Hex, Sobelow, and async workflows in LiveView attribute to Phoenix's extensive ecosystem. The introduction of libraries like Absinthe for GraphQL and components for handling upgrades and modifications highlights Phoenix's adaptability. Additionally, Phoenix's integration with tools like Fly.io leverages global distribution, facilitating scalable deployments. Real-time functionalities like LiveView Uploads further augment its dynamic capabilities, making Phoenix a versatile framework for modern web application development.
Build Real-Time Web Apps with Phoenix LiveView
This tutorial teaches how to use Phoenix LiveView in Elixir to build a real-time web application, specifically a Wordle-clone game. The course is designed for Elixir developers of all levels and provides hands-on learning through project-based instructions.
Managing Server State with React and Phoenix Route Helpers
Chefboyardy has been working on a Phoenix project with a React frontend utilizing `react-query` for server state management. They have developed a set of helpers for working with Phoenix-generated routes and are seeking existing libraries that provide similar functionality.
User Questioning Relevance of NimblePublisher for Elixir + Phoenix Blogs
User 'skwyckl' seeks community insight on whether NimblePublisher is still relevant for creating blogs with Elixir and Phoenix, noting the project's apparent inactivity.
Community Inquiry on ECS Backend Development for Flame Library
Author ZukowskiHardware is inquiring if anyone has experimented with developing an ECS backend for the Flame library, which is a recent Phoenix framework addition aimed at simplifying lambdas.
Assessing the Value of Elixir Dependencies
Jason Stiebs discusses the careful evaluation and potential replacement of dependencies in Elixir projects, particularly focusing on AWS S3.
Transition from .NET Core/C# to Elixir with NIFs
mrmarbury discusses the possibility of migrating a .NET Core/C# application to Elixir by initially using Native Implemented Functions (NIFs) to call existing C# code while incrementally re-implementing features natively in Elixir.
Elixir Community News and Updates in Podcast Episode 187
Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward cover the latest news in the Elixir community, including the ten-year anniversary of the Phoenix framework, a new interactive language tour by Gleam, updates to ElixirLS, and Erlang's adoption of ExDoc for documentation.
Understanding the Phoenix Framework's Popularity
Szymon Soppa explores why the Phoenix web framework, based on the Elixir programming language, is lauded as highly productive and scalable, ideal for modern web development.
Analyzing the Benefits of Using Elixir Phoenix for AI Applications
The author, Longjumping_War4808, and commenters are discussing whether Elixir Phoenix provides any real advantages over other languages like JavaScript or Python when it comes to integrating AI through API calls, specifically if its websocket capabilities offer a unique benefit.
Integration of GraphQL in a Phoenix Application
Distinct_Expert_ seeks advice on integrating GraphQL into a new Phoenix application, aiming to build a social media feed with the robustness of Elixir.
Community Inquiry about the Future of Phoenix Framework
Longjumping_War4808 inquires about the developmental roadmap for the Phoenix framework, highlighting a desire for clearer future directions compared to other frameworks.
Understanding Elixir's Full Stack Capabilities
Lars Wikman presents on the capabilities of the Elixir programming language and the Phoenix web framework for building web applications. He discusses the advantages of Elixir, such as developer productivity, performance, reliability, and observability.
Implementing CSV Export in Elixir with NimbleCSV
Dan Schultzer discusses the challenges and solutions of exporting large CSV files using the NimbleCSV library in Elixir.
Integration of Ghost Headless CMS with Elixir/Phoenix
tzigane has created a package that enables the integration of the Ghost publishing platform as a headless CMS in Elixir/Phoenix projects.
In-Depth Examination of the Phoenix Framework in Elixir
Lars Wikman delves into the intricacies of Phoenix, the de facto web framework for the Elixir programming language.
Overview of the Elixir Programming Language's Popularity and Features
Szymon Soppa offers a comprehensive guide on the Elixir programming language, explaining its creation, features, and benefits in the context of modern programming needs.
Combining TypeScript with Elixir in Phoenix Projects
In this video, Andrew Stewart discusses the benefits of using TypeScript in Phoenix projects and provides a step-by-step guide on integrating it.
Insights into Elixir for Startups and Integrating React with LiveView
The webinar highlights Elixir's viability as a one-person stack for software startups by Tyler Young, and strategies for integrating React with LiveView by Andrew Ek.
Choosing the Right Architecture: Monoliths vs. Microservices in Elixir
Peter Ullrich discusses the social and technical implications of choosing software architectures such as monoliths, modular monoliths, and microservices in Elixir. He emphasizes considering both team structures and business requirements when selecting an architectural style.
Summary of Elixir Forum's 2024 Annual Update
The Elixir Forum has shared their 2024 annual update, highlighting the growth of the Elixir community and ecosystem.
Understanding Phoenix LiveView for Real-Time Web Applications
Michał Buszkiewicz provides an in-depth introduction to Phoenix LiveView, its capabilities, and its role within the Phoenix ecosystem for building interactive web applications.
Overview of Phoenix LiveView
Karolina from Curiosum provides an introductory overview of Phoenix LiveView, highlighting its unique features and comparisons with other modern web development frameworks.
Customizing Phoenix LiveView LiveUploads for PDF Previews
Andrés Alejos describes how to customize Phoenix LiveUpload to show PDF previews using PDF.js.
Advantages of Using Elixir's Phoenix and LiveView for Web Development
Tamas Kadlecsik explains why the combination of Elixir's Phoenix framework and LiveView library is becoming a preferred choice for developing modern web applications, surpassing popular JavaScript frameworks.
Elixir's Phoenix Framework and SQLite Integration Discussion
The discussion explores the viability and experiences of integrating SQLite with the Phoenix framework for a web application.
Evaluating the Need for Gradual Typing in Elixir
George Arrowsmith discusses the reasons why gradual typing may not be necessary for Elixir developers by outlining the language's features that already reduce the need for explicit type systems.
Improving Elixir Development with the Ash Framework
Zach Daniel, along with hosts Adi Iyengar and Allen Wyma, discuss the capabilities and advantages of using the Ash Framework for Elixir programming.
Guide for Installing Elixir 1.16 on Ubuntu
Hezwat is seeking assistance for upgrading to Elixir 1.16 on a base Ubuntu system, specifically for running Phoenix, as the version available in the apt repository is outdated.
Request for Well-Written Open Source Elixir/Phoenix Projects
the-forester is new to Elixir/Phoenix and is seeking recommendations for well-written, open source projects to learn from, especially those that use web sockets.
Elixir Updates and Magic Links in Phoenix Applications
The Thinking Elixir Podcast covers a mix of Elixir community news, including Testcontainers, Ash Framework's bulk operations, and ElixirStreams.com. The main topic is the implementation and implications of 'magic links' in Phoenix applications, offering a passwordless authentication solution.
Integrating OpenAI with Phoenix for Streaming Responses
Benj Reinhart writes about integrating OpenAI’s chat completions endpoint with their Phoenix application. This is the first post in a series aimed at developers looking to incorporate large language models into their products. It outlines the creation of a module for streaming chat completions, including handling authentication, parsing JSON responses, and setting up an endpoint for client streaming.
Evaluating Ash Framework for Long-term Elixir Development
Definitive_solutions shares their thoughts on considering Ash Framework for their long-term Elixir projects, detailing the pros and cons they've encountered.
Creating Github-style Database Record References Using LiveView in Elixir
Jason Kaniekete explains how he enhanced his Tekken Teacher application by implementing Github-like reference functionality using a custom LiveView hook to better manage complex game data linking within text fields.
Recommendations for Learning Elixir and Phoenix
The author abiw119 is seeking resources to learn Elixir and then Phoenix. They have experience with front-end JavaScript projects and are looking for a project-based learning approach.
Turtles: A Holiday Side Project for Smart Lighting Control
Jói Sigurdsson discusses Turtles, a small and straightforward smart lighting control project built using Elixir, designed for personal use to manage Shelly dimmers and Philips Hue lights.
Launch of Paraxial.io GitHub Application for Automated Security Feedback
Michael Lubas announces the launch of the Paraxial.io GitHub App, which provides automated security feedback on code changes made to Elixir and Phoenix applications.
Securing IoT Devices with Nerves and AWS Greengrass
Alfonso Gonzalez presents a method to integrate AWS Greengrass into Nerves firmware for secure remote firmware updates in IoT systems.
Looking for Advanced Elixir Learning Resources
thebrilliot is in search of educational resources to gain a deeper understanding of Elixir's VM, standard tools like Registry, and the BEAM environment.
Implementing Magic Link Authentication in Phoenix
7sidedmarble has released a new educational resource covering the implementation of magic link authentication in Phoenix framework, including a video tutorial, a blog post, and a GitHub repository.
Exploring Adobe's Elixir Styler for Code Formatting
In episode 176 of ElixirCasts, we explore Adobe's Elixir Styler, a formatter plugin for Elixir that can identify and fix code issues automatically.
Inquiring about Creating a 3D Website Using Phoenix with No JavaScript
notSugarBun is inquiring about the feasibility of creating a 3D website using the Phoenix framework without relying on JavaScript.
Overview of ELXPRO and Elixir Opportunities with Gustavo Oliveira
Adolfo Neto discusses Gustavo Oliveira's Elixir journey and the ELXPRO course on his podcast. Gustavo emphasizes the market demand for Elixir developers and how the language enables simpler and faster solutions to complex problems. He demystifies the journey to becoming a senior Elixir developer, emphasizing the continuous learning aspect of a developer's career. ELXPRO aims to help developers master Elixir from scratch with real-world projects, best practices, and community support.
Improving User Experience in Phoenix LiveView with a Loading Spinner
Luiz Cezer shows how to enhance a Phoenix LiveView app by adding a loading spinner during long operations.
Chris McCord Introduces FLAME for Phoenix in Thinking Elixir Podcast
Chris McCord discusses the announcement of FLAME in the Thinking Elixir Podcast, which brings a new serverless approach to the Phoenix framework.
Debating the Suitability of Elixir for Programming Beginners
RevolutionaryASblank is considering Elixir to start a career in programming, especially for web development but is unsure if it's the right choice given other options like JavaScript, Python, and Ruby that offer more job opportunities.
Global Distribution of Elixir and Phoenix Developers
hezwat has created a map representing the distribution of Elixir/Phoenix developers by country using data from the 2023 Stack Overflow Survey.
Understanding Phoenix Components in Web Development
Mateusz Osiński introduces Phoenix Components as reusable functional components in Phoenix framework similar to React components, emphasizing their utility for creating manageable, modularized web applications.
Using Swoosh and Oban for Email Delivery in Elixir Applications
In this article, Peter Ullrich discusses how to implement asynchronous email delivery in Elixir applications using Swoosh for building emails and Oban for handling background processes.
Implementing Polymorphic Embeds using Ecto in Elixir
Dan Schultzer shares how to validate and map semi-arbitrary data for embedded schemas in Phoenix forms using polymorphic embeds without database storage.
Troubleshooting Deployment with Docker for Phoenix and React applications
10smon is seeking advice on the simplest methods to deploy and connect a frontend React application with a backend Phoenix application using Docker. They are facing specific issues with their Docker image and request guidance on how to set up containers to communicate with each other.
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