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I’m aware of 2 such projects, are there others?

git: GitHub - team-alembic/realworld: A fullstack Phoenix LiveView application with backend built with Ash Framework
demo: https://realworld-ash.fly.dev/

git: GitHub - ash-project/ash_hq: The Ash Framework homepage and documentation site.
demo: https://ash-hq.org/

git: GitHub - zachdaniel/twitter: A tiny example app used to show some features of Ash in a LiveView Mastery youtube video
demo: /

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I saw this project mentioned recently: GitHub - orcasound/orcasite: Live-listening web app -- http://live.orcasound.net ⭐

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I have an open-source project that uses Ash, but it is VERY early days, and to be frank, I’ve been focused on a new job the last few months.

I have plans to reignite my work here in 2024 but time will tell.

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GitHub - dewetblomerus/red: Practice spelling Red Words

GitHub - jarlah/ash-activity-planner
GitHub - mrdotb/leagueofreplays

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I was looking for something along the lines of an “Awesome Ash Framework” thread, and found this. Nice!

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I also have an open-source project that uses Ash , which I abandoned for a while due to time constraints, I have continued to work on now. The code is nothing elegant tbh at the moment :grinning: it’s just a stream of my consciousness. I will be doing major refactoring and adding new features. @zorn has done a good job describing his Studyhall project in readme :smiley: so I will copy his homework, and feedback is welcome.

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I found this project on GitHub. As far as I understand this project was created for readers of “Ash Framework” book.
Important note: do not use the “main” branch as it is empty. Use the latest mentioned chapter in the branches list.

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It was! It’s the starter app for readers to clone and start building in, and the code that gets built is what you see in the branches.

I’d recommend the book tbh, I think it’s pretty good :wink:

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It’s by far the best book on Ash, thats for sure :slight_smile:

Seriously, 100% recommended.

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