ozymandias
Is Phoenix generated folder structure a community best practice?
Hi everyone. I’m pretty new to Elixir and Phoenix, and I chose it to build a web app mainly to learn a new ecosystem. It has been a lonely journey so far, so I really don’t know how people structure projects and infrastructure on a professional setting. My question is this, how strongly do you adhere to the folder layout of the generated code? Is that the standard most people use, or is it common to deviate from it as projects grow?
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LostKobrakai
If you’re looking for more structure you want to look at Ash. It has opinions on what the primitives of an application should be. Phoenix doesn’t.
eahanson
In my experience, having worked on ~15 Elixir projects for various clients and employers, it is common to use the generated structure. However, I now use a different structure that I much prefer.
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