Understanding concurrency in elixir
http://www.jackmarchant.com/articles/understanding-concurrency-in-elixir
jackmarchant
hubertpompecki
I have recently played around with Phoenix.PubSub and wrote up my findings in a blog post: Phoenix PubSub
sihui_io
For those interested in contributing to Elixir, here’s what I learned from my experience 
How to Contribute to Elixir: A Step-by-Step Guide
Almog
petecorey
Here’s the FizzBuzz post I talked about previously. I basically use stream to replicate an interesting Clojure FizzBuzz solution. With a little cleanup, I actually prefer the Elixir version over the Clojure one (although being able to map over multiple collections is nice).
I also wrote a bit last week about improving my Bitcoin node’s receive loop by switching from using :gen_tcp in active mode to passive mode. This switch simplified things quite a bit and let me gut quite a bit of code from my project.
petecorey
Nice! I feel like you’re reading my mind. I started to dive into contributing to Elixir when I thought I found a bug a couple weeks ago. I also found this Dockyard article to be very helpful.
danbruder
Example using dynamic supervision in elixir OTP Dan Bruder | Software Engineering Manager
CptnKirk
Looking forward to part 2 where hopefully we find out how trains reconstruct their state in the event of a crash and how holders of stale train pids find the newly generated processes.
petecorey
Hey all,
I just published a pretty massive post on using Elixir to generate guitar chords and finding “optimal” voice leading between chords. I do a deep dive into the code in the article and explain some of my ideas.
I’m pretty pumped about what I’ve got working so far, and plan to keep developing my ideas into something more useful in the future. Hopefully you think it’s as cool as I do.
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