Thanks for sharing. Now we just need to build a GitHub/Gitlab OSS equivalent in Elixir 
Thanks! It’s possible to extend it though with more essential git features!
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Hello, regardless of the current Neil Young vs. Joe Rogan controversy, it’s worth knowing that Spotify uses Phoenix LiveView to manage its artist ad platform. In my new article, I am writing about how Elixir and Phoenix rose from a proof of concept to the level of the actual game-changer, and what it takes to advocate for a particular technology to be employed by a huge company.
Enjoy!
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Throttling and Blocking Bad Requests in Phoenix Web Applications with PlugAttack
Hi Elixir forum, I just published a tutorial on how credential stuffing attacks can occur against a Phoenix application, and some strategies to mitigate them using PlugAttack. The post walks through:
- Setting up a victim application, named orru
- Using a basic script to perform automated logins, envy
- The throttle and fail2ban rules in PlugAttack, and some potential pitfalls you may run into when setting them up, and how to avoid them
Thank you for reading!
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“Uptime monitor in Elixir & Phoenix”
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Anybody here knows an article or any on search engine in Phoenix app? something like this.
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There are ways to connect to anything for an external search engine. If your don’t need multi-node scalability, there are 2 low effort ways:
- use the built-in full text search of postgres
- use tantivy, a very thin wrapper of the the excellent rust library of the same name. Shameless plug: The wrapper is written by me.
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Ah that helps alot 
. Will try those, thank you.
Recently we fixed a memory consumption issue. I hope this can be helpful to someone other too!
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Thanks for the article. I’m going to need some event sourcing in an upcoming project and it helps knowing these things up front.
I recently took a look into the macros for Phoenix controllers to see how they work, and wrote some simple examples of how you might go about changing those macros for different use cases.
Hey Elixir fans!
I recently worked with Elixir for parsing UDP. Binary pattern matching to the rescue! I wrote a blog article about my learnings:
http://blog.rokkincat.com/parsing-udp-in-elixir-with-binary-pattern-matching/
Moved to: https://rokkincat.com/blog/2016-05-09-parsing-udp-in-elixir-with-binary-pattern-matching/
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Very nice Alex 
I love reading and seeing how pattern matching allows for
expressiveness and smarter development.
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I am late to the party, I was curious about this article but it is no longer in the blog section, do you still have the content some where ?
Stone Filipczak wrote this clear and simple process for converting Phoenix Views to LiveViews. Check it out: Converting Phoenix Views to LiveViews
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Neural networks mirror the behaviour of the human brain, enabling computer programmes to recognise patterns and solve common problems in the fields of artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning.
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What are modules? Why do we use them at all? How to tell the difference between shallow and deep modules? Take a look at the first part of the modular design blog series by Prograils!
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For anyone interested in reading elixir related blog posts, you can subscribe to this feed:
It is a standard RSS2 feed, with links automatically collected over the web.
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