LiveView 0.20.0 is here - along with async assigns!
Meet your new friends assign_async and async_result – How to use them and how they work under the hood
JohnnyCurran
a8t
Not sure how useful this is, but I wrote about my first few steps configuring ExAws to (a) use Req instead of Hackney and (b) use Storj (https://storj.io) instead of S3. Maybe this will help others in the future.
tangui
realcorvus
ragamuf
I appreciate this article as I also rolled my own blog with some of the similar tooling. Do you have more articles on the way?
qhwa
If anyone is interested in decision tables and application configurations, I hope this new blog post of mine can be helpful.
bottlenecked
I was having fun the other day at work adding a custom client side binding for LiveView and I thought I’d take the time to put it down in writing. Hope you enjoy it!
garrison
Wrote my first blog post about types in Elixir. Hopefully the first of many!
I also probably had a bit too much fun building the blog itself, but I suppose that’s the charm of personal blogs. It’s a Phoenix app that renders markdown files (stored in the repo) into articles, similar to nimble_publisher (which I did not know about when I started…) but using a bespoke Markdown parser instead of Earmark (because why not).
You can see the source of the parser here if you’re curious. Keep in mind it’s messy (it was just a first pass) and definitely not CommonMark compliant. Markdown as it turns out is actually very annoying to parse, and I found existing resources on the topic to be almost completely useless, so I kinda just winged it. I’m surprised it works at all…
JohnnyCurran
Do you know what’s bottlenecking your database?
Hunt down and eliminate slow queries in your app by utilizing Telemetry:
PJUllrich
Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView