How easy is it to build graphs and data visualisation in #Elixirlang? In this blog, we use the example of a real-time weather application to show off the power of #Elixirlang, #Phoenix and #LiveView.
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I spent some time getting observability setup for my personal site and thought other’s might be interested in how to send logs, traces and metrics to Gafana Cloud from Fly.
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This is my first (of hopefully many) blog posts. I decided to start with a pattern I’ve found useful for encapsulating live data (re)loading in live views. Feel free to leave feedback about both the pattern and the writing!
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Short one about strategies we use to tame the files in config/ in Phoenix projects
Configuring Phoenix apps: Two small adjustments with big effects
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Hello there all,
This time I am sharing with y’all a blog post I’ve prepared on how to deploy a Phoenix application that uses SQLite to Gigalixir.
Here’s the video: https://youtu.be/hrFv5v7OpKE
And here’s the blog entry related to the above video.
In the hope you find it useful, see you later.
–
Caleb
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Wrote a tutorial blog post on uploading file form the client directly to the AWS S3 or S3 compatible buckets. File upload to AWS S3 or S3 compatible bucket from Phoenix LiveView using Elixir - DEV Community
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Wrote a Blog entry about how to handle belong_to relationships with Phoenix LiveView. It’s in German language:
https://michaeldahl.de/phoenix-liveview-belong_to-assoziation
An article about how hooks and events can be used to integrate Javascript libraries that control rendering to the DOM with Phoenix LiveView.
Hey there I added a new video on 
How to generate PDF documents in Elixir, LiveView,
I have discussed generating PDF documents in Elixir and render in LiveView
#PDF_in_elixir
The minimal use of service worker also has many advantages in the Phoenix framework and your users will get a good experience from your website.
I wrote a short article with how to implement it in the blog post below.
I recently tackled a problem I often face: sharing videos with friends, fellow developers, or online communities without the hassle of trimming, resizing, or worrying about platform limits. The result is a simple, customizable video uploader built with Phoenix LiveView + FLAME, which lets you upload and share videos seamlessly.
GitHub: GitHub - poeticoding/circle-demo: A demo app for sharing videos using Phoenix LiveView and FLAME
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This is Part 1 of my mini series integrating Phoenix Framework with Cardano. The first part is about setting up a phoenix application together with typescript and wasm. Let me know what you think!
https://medium.com/@kjw.vandijk_98810/cardano-meets-elixir-and-phoenix-liveview-part-1-setting-up-phoenix-with-typescript-7d1889a288ab
Konrad from our team at AmberBit just posted a detailed guide on how to integrate https://stripe.com with Elixir Phoenix applications using Stripy. Enjoy!
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Publish Markdown Documents As Static Web Pages with Pandoc and Phoenix
Recently I released a hex package that handles installing and running pandoc in the same way as esbuild and tailwind. This blog post describes how I use it to convert markdown documents to static web pages served with Phoenix.
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Phoenix LiveView: Presenting DateTime in User’s Time Zone
This past weekend, I added a feature to Flick (RankedVote.app) where we now present domain-specific DateTime values, like published_at and closed_at, on the live view page using the user’s time zone. I thought I’d capture some notes on how this was accomplished, some known limitations, ideas to solve those in your own work, and a set of resource links to learn more.
