BrightEyesDavid

BrightEyesDavid

I’m new to Elixir and am:

  • Following along with the Elixir/Phoenix Udemy course (about to start the Structs section).
  • Working on and off on a small test Phoenix project which provides a very simple API to provide pricing for banners based on material cost and banner area (I used this to try out hosting Phoenix and deploying with releases).
  • Saving the Programming Phoenix and Programming Elixir books that I bought at The Pragmatic Bookshelf for after the Udemy course as I think they’ll require more brain power.
  • Starting the Elixir exercises at Exercism. (Any comments and/or nitpicking appreciated as I’d always like to know when there are things that could be done better.)
  • Thinking about using Phoenix for an upcoming client project or two.
  • Trying to interest a relative in Elixir/Phoenix who also wants to do more programming and work on web projects at his place of work, though we’re wary that the in-house team at his workplace may not react well to a functional language as it’s only used ASP/VBscript up until now.
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Post #124
robottokauf3

robottokauf3

At work I’m working on 2 Elixir projects:

  • Proxy in front of an Etcd cluster that keeps audit logs of changes and enforces schema based on a shared JSON schema.
  • Central management UI / system that uses the Etcd cluster and gateway.

At home:

  • I just released an Elixir code generator extension for the Paw HTTP client: Github
  • In my spare time I’m working on an Org mode parser
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Post #125
kip

kip

ex_cldr Core Team

I am working on some enterprisey stuff, which meant I need to work on money and currencies so I built ex_money And because i wanted to format currency output properly i ended up getting into the world of CLDR and building ex_cldr. Now I’m working on calendars - a combination of calendrical calculations and commercial calendars (like the retail 445 calendar). They’ve all been great learning experiences and when I’ve got calendars sorted out I can move on to my main project :slight_smile:

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Post #126
blackode

blackode

Developing CoAP - Constrained Application Protocol IOT

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Post #127
digitalcraftsman

digitalcraftsman

Currently, I’m reading Elixir in Action. I haven’t read the while book but it’s well written goes into all the relevant details.

Then I might start to dive into Phoenix.

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Post #129
aseigo

aseigo

Currently working on a set of real-time communication features, starting with chat, that integrates well with the rest of the Kolab suite. Will be used in conjunction with collaborative office document editing sessions (part of which is also written in Elixir), new meeting features, as well as stand-alone chat. Phoenix Presence and PubSub has just been amazing for this .. WebRTC integration will be coming, along with an XMPP bridge.

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Post #130
Eiji

Eiji

  1. forum
  2. learning
  3. developing


and of course fun :smile:

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Post #131
madeinussr

madeinussr

Push notifications (GCM/APNS) service (domestic yet)

and some parts of it went opensource:

  1. https://github.com/madeinussr/exop
  2. https://github.com/madeinussr/dufa
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Post #132
jeffdeville

jeffdeville

  • A multi-tenant library similar to the apartment gem: GitHub - tweag/tenantex: Multi-tenant support for Ecto (Elixir) · GitHub (There’s a branch with Ecto 2.1 support)
  • A RESTful, multi-tenant API in the utility space
  • A side project that aggregates data from a lot of sources, rationalizes, dedupes, and pipes into another ‘clean’ database. That database powers a whitelabel-able website that offers local search (elasticsearch) for certain niches of local businesses.
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Post #133