Very niche topic but I encountered an issue with “too many headers” in Bandit with Phoenix (same exists in Cowboy) and wrote a short post on it: Too many headers in Phoenix
victorbjorklund
mstibbard
I wrote about how to handle multiple query params in your Phoenix API projects.
PJUllrich
Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView
When users upload their images to your platform, you’ll likely have to resize them to make them fit your aspect ratios and display size. This blog post explains how to use Cloudflare Images for that.
karolina.curiosum
Lucassifoni
A little thought experiment while I’m exploring a few things in rendering graphics. What if I could write my HTML5 canvas stuff from Elixir ? As the “context” object is often implicit when you aren’t using multiple offscreen canvases, we should be able to “just” list the needed calls to render something.
ragamuf
Excellent article, and kudos to you for spinning up your own blog because, wait for it, you wanted to. The desire to create something out of nothing brings folks to this industry, and it is a shame how this desire is conditioned out of us due to having to ask for permission at every corner. I did the same thing for my blog as well.
And on the topic of the equal (=) sign, don’t get me started. My entry into this field was delayed when I was first exposed to programming and saw j = j + 1. It was a pleasure to come full circle from assignment in OOP to the good old-fashioned mathematical meaning in Functional.
sorentwo
Oban Core Team
Tales of the performance improvements in the latest Oban Pro releases and the reasoning behind them.
karolina.curiosum
Learn more about what makes Phoenix Framework’s younger sibling stand out and how it compares against other contemporary counterparts.
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szsoppa
Hey! I wrote an article about the Elixir programming language. It’s mainly for newcomers and decision-makers who are thinking about using Elixir for new projects 