Guard this with your life… Or authenticating APIs with Guardian (complete with superfluous GIFs)
uranther
uranther
Deploying Phoenix Applications with Exrm
He describes how to do a live upgrade, which exrm makes as simple as “myapp upgrade 0.0.2” 
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AstonJ
karolsluszniak
Installing Font Awesome from NPM in Phoenix
It’s easy to add Font Awesome, a free icon webfont, to Phoenix project using nothing but Brunch to do so.
PS: Thank you @AstonJ for posting my first article here and bringing me to the forum.elixirforum.com!
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thinkpadder1
I’d recommend against the use of icon fonts. Google around for reasons why. If you like font awesome icons though, you can always use their SVG equivalent.
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karolsluszniak
Thanks for the recommendation! I wasn’t aware of how serious the issues of webfont hack are.
I think it would be most useful for the readers of the original blog post if you put this comment directly under it too (there’s a comments section). I’d also be able to pick the subject up there as I don’t want to spam this thread 
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karolsluszniak
Rails asset pipeline vs Phoenix and Brunch
Both Rails and Phoenix can manage and deploy assets for you. But the approaches and solutions differ greatly.
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karolsluszniak
Separate JS & CSS for admin panel in Phoenix
It’s a common need to have separate precompiled assets for admin panel or other heavy pages. Here’s how to do it.
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karolsluszniak
Model callbacks in Phoenix, Ecto and Rails
Can you use model callbacks (after_create et al) in Phoenix just like in Rails? And more importantly, should you?
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