Observing low latency in Phoenix with wrk by @sasajuric
AstonJ
karolsluszniak
Composing and mixing Phoenix plugs
Plugs make a serial routing chain, but it’s very easy to mix them arbitrarily. Here’s a cool backdoor example how.
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karolsluszniak
Phoenix vs Rails: Mix and Rake tasks
Mix is an equivalent of Rake for running project tasks. But it’s much more than what you came to expect from Rake.
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karolsluszniak
Front-end packages with Phoenix and Brunch
How to manage front-end assets, including their images or fonts, with a default Phoenix asset management stack?
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brightball
Insanity with Elixir + Phoenix + PostgreSQL
DISCLAIMER: This is not a “how to build a blog” article. If you do what I’m about to do, people will look at you funny (and probably should).
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AstonJ
andrewhao
How to share Rails sessions with Phoenix
A practical guide on how to introduce Phoenix to a Rails ecosystem by letting Rails do the authentication.
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AstonJ
karolsluszniak
Implementing page-specific titles in Phoenix
Every website needs informative, SEO-friendly page titles that change during navigation. Here’s how to have them in Phoenix.
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OvermindDL1
[I still do not have permission to make a new topic from an existing post]
I have my program split up into a set of Modules, each module has a Router, which is called from the main Router like:
use MyServer.Routers.MyModule, base_scope: "/mymodule"
And those routers implement behaviours, and they have a set of callbacks such as building a menu drop-down on the top titlebar, setting a page title, etc… It seems very elixir’ish to me and easy to extend (or remove if I need to bulk-remove a module). 
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