+1 for documentation around various deployment strategies

I think Elixir needs more example projects. One thing I enjoyed about the churn of the Javascript community is the constant releasing of “how to do the thing in Javascript” tutorials on the web. The examples range from really small one off tasks to building entire applications from scratch. This is especially true on YouTube and even TikTok where there are hundreds of code along videos in every language. The Elixir docs are excellent, best I’ve ever used, but docs are like dictionaries, useful if you know what you’re looking for. Examples and code alongs are great because they provide jumping off points for what to later search in documentation

Would love more info on deploying multi-node set ups running different OTP Applications that communicate with each other. Most (all?) of the stuff out there is about clustering a single application.

My “Other” List:

• “High-Performance-Code” (however we call it): like doing Stream instead of Enum chains, when to leverage ETS instead of plain/big data structures, moving some code to compile time instead of runtime, when to MapSet instead of List, … basically what to do if my code becomes “slow” in incremental ways (extreme end: Rustler :D) and what tradeoffs do exist to make stuff fast

• all the OTP primitives and when to use what and how. iE: when to use Agent over GenServer or ETS? Why? How to supervise it for different use-cases? Data bottlenecks (iE: Genserver state VS ETS with concurrent read when load increases)

• Scripting with Livebook: I think its severe underrepresentated still. Nearly as lightweight as a script file, Nearly as powerful as a full phx app, but immediately available when needed without any fuzz. iE: are there some bash scripts or cleanup tasks that have to be done from time to time? make it interactive in a notebook with some info for everyone