I guess I post blog posts here now? My old thread got locked 
A post covering a lot of ground on trying to explain Phoenix without necessary delving deep into using it. Is it really the Rails of Elixir?
lawik
Nerves Core Team
AstonJ
The old blog threads have been deprecated Lars… but you can have your posts from it merged into this one I you like 
https://forum.elixirforum.com/t/old-blog-threads-archived-info/61063
lawik
Nerves Core Team
I looked for a notice but not very hard and so I did not find it.
Leave it where it is. It is a beautiful monolog of me
mstibbard
It took me a while to get up and running on Google Cloud Run and Cloud SQL, so I wrote up the answers here: https://www.stibbard.io/elixir-phoenix-deploy-google-cloud-run-and-cloud-sql/
szsoppa
Hey everyone! A couple of days ago, I posted an article on the Elixir programming language, and this time, it’s all about the Phoenix framework. These two articles are for devs and decision-makers who have never heard of Elixir or are still considering if they should make a switch. Enjoy!
karolina.curiosum
Say hello to an efficient process that gets your app from code to production swiftly.
Phoenix App Deployment with Mix Releases: Complete Guide | Curiosum
karolina.curiosum
Why choose between Elixir and Python when you can have the best of both? Read about the tricks to borrowing Python libraries for your Elixir applications.
runlevel0
Thank you very much, it was exactly what I was looking for!
I would appreciate if you could continue with more examples 
arathunku
When simple bash scripts start to become unwieldy, you may consider reaching out for something “higher” level, like Perl, Ruby or Python. I’m reaching out for Elixir.