I’m on holiday in Croatia at the moment and just bought my copy. I should have some time to at least start it and also, how cool is mobile data and devices these days. 
simon
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AstonJ
Exciting stuff - please let us know what you think everyone
I’m going to start it after I finish Programming Phoenix 
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kodepett
I bought this book with keen interest on deploy your application to production. The content is not currently available - I will be patiently waiting.
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Nvim
sb8244
Author of Real-Time Phoenix
This chapter is still in progress, but I’m thinking it will be partly relevant to any Elixir application and partly specific to configuring Channels and WebSocket balancing.
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kokolegorille
Hello and thank You for the good job. I do enjoy reading the book.
I am wondering if Channels Instrumentation could have been done with Telemetry instead of StatsD?
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sb8244
Author of Real-Time Phoenix
Yes, I waffled on whether to teach telemetry or StatsD directly. The reason I chose StatsD is because it’s conceptually a bit simpler to grasp, and it’s highly valuable (we use it in production across all apps currently). The key is that you have a way to perform measurements and you realize that doing that from day 1 is important.
This may end up changing, since nothing is written in stone until after Beta, but I’m leaning towards keeping it as StatsD.
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kokolegorille
stefanluptak
OK, very cool book with a perfect timing for me. I already read the part currently available. So let’s wait for the next beta version. 
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