I am late to the party, I was curious about this article but it is no longer in the blog section, do you still have the content some where ?
Snake-Sanders
SmartLogic
Stone Filipczak wrote this clear and simple process for converting Phoenix Views to LiveViews. Check it out: Converting Phoenix Views to LiveViews
renatacuriosum
Neural networks mirror the behaviour of the human brain, enabling computer programmes to recognise patterns and solve common problems in the fields of artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning.
everfrost
What are modules? Why do we use them at all? How to tell the difference between shallow and deep modules? Take a look at the first part of the modular design blog series by Prograils!
https://l.prograils.com/3uD8zq6
darnahsan
derek-zhou
For anyone interested in reading elixir related blog posts, you can subscribe to this feed:
It is a standard RSS2 feed, with links automatically collected over the web.
everfrost
Web applications would not have existed without APIs… or, at least, they would have been much more difficult to use. In our new tutorial, we’ll get you a proper introduction to API design. Introduction to web API design
realcorvus
Classifying Data Center IP Addresses in Phoenix Web Applications with Radix Trees
This blog post details:
- How to retrieve lists of data center IP prefixes when a Phoenix application starts.
- Using a radix tree to store IP prefixes for fast lookup.
- Why Erlang’s persistent_term module is the best choice for this problem.
- Using assigns to store metadata about the IP address.
- Writing a plug to block data center IP addresses.
A good amount of bot traffic online comes from data center IP addresses, the post gives the example of a ticket sales website where bots are buying tickets up before users can. The problem of classifying IP addresses is a good example to show some features of Elixir/Erlang, such as persistent_term.
LostKobrakai
03juan
Great post with very clear ideas. I’m going to try refactor some old form helpers to separate the Bulma view structure from the purely contextual stuff. Thanks!
Then it’ll be interesting to see how much will change with the upcoming Phoenix HTML changes.