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The limits of Phoenix LiveView
Phoenix LiveView is great. You probably don't need JavaScript. But if you do, keep it separate. -
How to balance software architecture goals with limited resources
You want to make architectural changes, but how do you fit them in the project? Being clear on your goals, resources and priorities is important. Here's why. -
Elixir like a local
Using Elixir and Erlang's built-in ecosystem of tools, you may be able to increase savings and performance by eliminating many external services like redis and pubsub -
Getting off Big Tech: Proprietary cloud alternatives
Eric Newbury's Getting off Big Tech series continues with alternatives to proprietary cloud services for storing and sharing files and photos, messaging, VPN and more. -
Getting off Big Tech: Hosting a personal cloud
Continuing the Get off Big Tech series, Eric Newbury shares steps to develop your own personal cloud. -
The beauty of drudgery
Appreciating the beauty of manual work: what Lionel Basney and Wendell Berry taught Kyle Adams about process automation. -
Mission Possible: Performant GraphQL APIs made easy in Elixir
Your mission: build a GraphQL API with filtering, sorting, and arbitrary preloading of nested data with minimal boilerplate and maximum performance. -
Agent Interview: Matt Jones on Elixir and how to help support open source
Matt Jones shares how he got started in Elixir, why it’s similar to Ruby on Rails, and how to help contribute to open source community support. -
Agent Interview: Eric Newbury on the super performant new Roc language
Eric Newbury talks about the new compile-to-binary functional language Roc, why he loves functional programming, and the evolution of programming languages.
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