We followed up our post on logging with a review of the best Elixir log management tools to give you insight into your production system logs.
staknine
SmartLogic
Uploading files with Phoenix and Javascript? Stephanie Vizzi has created a step-by-step reference to guide you through the process: Phoenix File Uploading via JavaScript
mstibbard
I wrote instructions to get up and running with Stripe Checkout in a Phoenix LiveView app, hope it helps someone!!
https://www.stibbard.io/learning/elixir-phoenix-stripe-checkout
hauleth
aswinmohanme
I wrote a blog post on how I used NextJS on Vercel to set up landing pages and blog for a Phoenix LiveView app hosted on Fly. https://aswinmohan.me/posts/superfast-vercel-liveview-fly/
Feedbacks and Suggestions are welcome 
olivermt
Is there a particular reason you didnt just have your CI build the static app but still serve it with liveview? Nothing wrong with vercel but it feels a bit overkill just to «not pollute the main repo», when you can just have the static part in a separate repo anyways, or separate folder in monorepo 
aswinmohanme
That is also possible and I would have chosen it if I wasn’t working with NextJS. Vercel takes care of a lot of things from deploying close to people, getting a preview URL on every commit, image optimization, cache busting and DDOS mitigation. It handles everything related to the static site which otherwise I would have to maintain by myself.
In the future, once we hit a large amount of volume we might move to the setup you suggested as it is more economical at scale to serve everything from our own infra.
olivermt
Yeah I wouldnt have asked if it wasnt for you already being on distributed infra (fly) with phoenix
brewinstallbuzzwords
I’ve been wanting to learn more about Elixir macros, so I wrote a blog post where I looked at the source code for if/2 and tried to figure out how it works: