Learn how to create URLs that users can change without breaking previous links:
https://indiecourses.com/blog/generate-seo-friendly-permalinks-that-contain-dynamic-slugs
Learn how to create URLs that users can change without breaking previous links:
https://indiecourses.com/blog/generate-seo-friendly-permalinks-that-contain-dynamic-slugs
I wrote a bit on the changes around bare websocket handling in plug/phoenix @mtrudel created for phoenix 1.7
Yesterday night my fingers itched and I wrote my first Medium post.
It’s a four minute read about my journey into web development. I wanted to post a link to the article here on Elixir Forum because Elixir and Phoenix are part of it.
It is not an technical blog post, but I do share some details about a solo project I have been working on.
P.S. Not sure to what topic I can best post this message.
I haven’t touched Elixir and Phoenix for a while now, but planning to get back on it ![]()
Wrote a blog on simple umbrella project deployed in VPS, where:
More of the Unpacking Elixir series. This time Embedded & IoT. Nerves!
I’m new to the forum, but decided to share a blog post I wrote recently on writing beautiful Elixir code. Enjoy!
https://medium.com/@dylan.blakemore/aesthetic-elixir-6e951a064b63
Implementation of simple cost- and dependency-free Continuous Integration / Continuous Development (CI/CD) flow to auto-deploy Phoenix app without downtime
I don’t know if this is something of interest to others but I wrote up some research I’ve done on how to use a least privileged user with Ecto:
https://onor.io/2024/05/07/least-privilege-and-elixir-ecto/
Comments/thoughts very welcome
I’ve been messing around with OpenGL in Elixir via wxErlang. I wrote a basic blog post about it, and wrote a bit more about the details.
How to fine-tune DistilBERT models for more accurate question answering in your Elixir applications! Check our blog post with the process step-by-step.
Check our blog post: Authorize access to your Phoenix app with Permit | Curiosum
I went to Chattanooga, met my community, made three public presentations and these were my take-aways:
In my talk at GigCity Elixir I touched on this low-latency stack built on Fly IO and friends. I think there is something there and I adapted my talk to a blog post. The talk will be available, probably next week but for now you can read.
Much appreciated post. Your joy shines through the words which is a great testament to why we do this thing called software development.
Good to see this kind of discussion which is easily overlooked in most examples which focus on a single postgres power user.
Improving upserts in Ecto and PostgreSQL - (ab)using database internals a bit to learn what my upsert just did
I’ve written an extended and more comprehensive form of one of my most liked forum posts on here:
Practical strategies to improve your code quality and ensure your Elixir projects are efficient, secure, and maintainable.