I wrote an article a little while back about transforming a typical Python for loop to Elixir pipelines or comprehensions - essentially how to go from imperative to functional. The filter, map, reduce rubric should be useful for anyone who isn’t used to Elixir comprehensions.
mwhitworth
shahryarjb
I wrote a short blog post of Improving SEO with Wallaby + Image + LiveBook. I hope it is useful 
sergio-ocon
A blog post about the challenges of deploying an application that scales in Kubernetes using releases
PJUllrich
Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView
I wrote a tiny blog post about:
- how to print out the type info of an Elixir variable and
- how to allow regexes in NimbleOptions definitions
PJUllrich
Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView
Fly.io’s globally distributed network is great for routing users to the closest server but what if you want to connect them to a specific machine? I wrote how to use their fly-replay header and sticky sessions to do that in Phoenix.
shahryarjb
martosaur
As soon as we make an effort to write asynchronous tests in a large enough application, we bump into the concept of “ownership”. What do we even need it for? And What Does NimbleOwnership Do Anyway? | Alex Martsinovich
karolina.curiosum
Why FLAME is a compelling choice, particularly for those needing modular scaling?
Check this out: FLAME Library Introduction: Elixir Application Scaling | Curiosum
joelpaulkoch
Another blog post from the bitcrowd RAG series. This time you’ll find out how you can implement a local RAG system in Elixir.
