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Can you recommend any recent example Phoenix app which makes use of model associations? Unfortunately all the example apps I could google up no longer compile due to obsolete dependencies.
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minhajuddin
Check out the hex_web app
sotojuan
https://github.com/thechangelog/changelog.com/
AstonJ
There are some listed in our wiki:
(If you find anymore, please add them
)
expilo
Many thanks! That’s a lot to study. I will take a look at them. But I think a truly minimal example would be useful as well, especially for the newbies.
AstonJ
Have you got any of the Elixir the books? They really are incredibly well written - we are very lucky to have such fantastic learning material
voger
Here is a trick I use to discover more use examples of various functions.
Let’s say you need to learn how people use build_assoc. You go to github.com and search for build_assoc(
In the results page, on the left hand select “Code” and then select elixir. It will return plenty of code. Mostly phoenix apps.
This might be common sense but I recently discovered it and it helped me tremendously.
expilo
Perhaps this one deserves to be listed in the wiki as well GitHub - code3-coop/carbon: Hackable white label CRM · GitHub
dennisreimann
Besides the already mentioned Changelog app I like too peek at
Vutuv: https://github.com/vutuv/vutuv
ClassLab: https://github.com/classlab/classlab