Thanks. I’ve just also sent an email to them. I’m sorry that this happened. Hopefully it will be remedied soon.
sb8244
Author of Real-Time Phoenix
Enuzo
sb8244
Author of Real-Time Phoenix
Enuzo
Yes I have, I wanted to inform you about it an hour ago but I got busy- my apologies.
I made the purchase immediately after I received their message. I’m going through my copy at the moment. Thanks once again for you assistance.
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sb8244
Author of Real-Time Phoenix
Hey y’all,
Today’s the big day for the production release! You can now purchase it on Amazon (with delivery available via Prime) as well as Pragmatic for the ebook copy. If you are confused about the lack of “combo” available on Pragmatic website, don’t worry—you can first purchase the paper book and then upgrade it to the ebook version for 10$. Please don’t post the secret word, though.
Thanks so much for your support! If you picked up a copy and it served you well, consider leaving an Amazon review. I hear that helps out a bunch, and is a great way to support the book.
- Steve
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ibarch
Thank you Stephen for the great book. I really enjoyed reading its beta version. Looking forward to see more books from you (hint: a Nerves book with a cool toy project please)! 
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sanswork
Thanks mate. Picked it up today and it’s been really enjoyable and incredibly helpful/informative already. Definitely going to be a straight read through for me.
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Phillipp
Are there plans to extend the book? I prefer the dead-tree version but always fear to be stuck with a someday-outdated version.
sb8244
Author of Real-Time Phoenix
Prag could always reach out about that and I’d most likely agree, but I’m imagining it really depends on a lot of factors. There’s no plans currently.
I’m hoping that the general stability of Phoenix will prevent major out of date material from appearing at least over the next 2 years.
kodepett
@sb8244, Hi Steve, I’m trying to wrap my head around the flow of messages from the client to a channel(Lesson 3), standing in my way is the correlation between the socket, transport and channel pieces.
Please correct me on the below if I’m wrong.
Initial connection setup
- Request from client via communication library is handled by the
Transport processon server. Transport processdelegates/forward socket and other data to theSocketmoduleSocketmodule invokesconnect/idfunction to authenticate and do assignment where applicableSocketmodule communicates back to theTransport process
Incoming message (phx_join or a diff msg)
- Can I assume this will be routed directly from the
Transport processto theChannelmodule, will theTransport processintrospect theSocketmodule, use thechannel macroto forward the request to the appropriateChannelor it’s has this information already viasocketstruct returned bySocketmodule in the initial connection setup phase? - If the above is wrong; will the
Transport processdelegate to theSocketmodule which will then call then call theChannelmodule
Thank you.