Half way through Programming Elixir. Also doing some exercism exercises.
Can’t wait to start learning Phoenix
kaareltinn
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OvermindDL1
Still working at work making internal systems, using webcomponents on the front-end a lot more, brunch is getting irritating (but that is javascript in general too). Playing with a lot of side projects too, including trying to type a subset of Elixir. ^.^
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lbadura
As an exercise, I’m writing a small Phoenix web app to sync my daily Jira tasks (which I use at work) with my Todoist (which is my go to todo list app). Zapier was too slow and not flexible enough. Perhaps in the future, I’ll extend the app to provide better reporting (Todoist is kind of lacking in this).
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MarcusF
I’m re-implementing things I’ve built before, that way I can compare solutions and problems.
Building a multi-room chat with private messaging, building a webshop, building a cms, at least the cms will be open source once ready.
Reading tons of tutorials, blog posts, and watching presentations.
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Nicd
I’m writing my master’s thesis on using Elixir in web development. Related to that, last week I ran load tests of my service https://codestats.net/ on a Raspberry Pi 2, comparing it to a PHP reimplementation (yes, it was faster!).
When I have free time, I work on improving Code::Stats.
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davearonson
Learning Phoenix, using the tutorial series at https://medium.com/@diamondgfx/introduction-fe138ac6079d
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hlx
I’m building an umbrella app for an e-commerce project. One app handles the business logic and storage while two other GraphQL apps handle the B2C and B2B endpoints.
blisscs
I am building stock system for fabric factory that has few cooperate companies. This stock system is building process using phoenix framework.
And I am doing research on wrangler refactoring tool for erlang. I will try to develop one for elixir and will submit for my master thesis.
Dev.
david
hec
Re-writing the backend of an API with Phoenix, converting old projects to elixir / erlang