mcsan

mcsan

Congratulations !

Does the book touch on the topic of multitenancy at any point? I’m very interested in it, but I think I’ll buy it anyway.

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zachdaniel

zachdaniel

Creator of Ash

Well…maybe it happened earlier than anticipated? Because many people have already purchased it :sweat_smile:

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Post #12
zachdaniel

zachdaniel

Creator of Ash

It doesn’t touch on multitenancy, but all concepts still apply, except you provide a tenant to all the functions.

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Post #13
mcsan

mcsan

Thanks, I understand, let’s buy then

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Post #14
Cruz

Cruz

Just bought it. Thank you @zachdaniel

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Post #15
AstonJ

AstonJ

Congratulations Zach and Rebecca :tada:

First Elixir book released in 2025!

Amazing that Elixir has almost 30 books published by the @PragmaticBookshelf now :purple_heart:

Don’t forget you can get 35% off with our coupon code (it was missing from the thread earlier but we’ve added it now):

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Post #16
niccolox

niccolox

noted, hopefully soon

however, into Ash Phoenix now and so I am looking forward to backfilling my awareness of Ash once I’ve gotten a bit more hands on

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Post #17
petros

petros

Just bought the book. Excited to learn more about Ash, and possibly even use it in one of my projects. Humble question. Why does it need NodeJS? How is it using it?

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Post #18
sevenseacat

sevenseacat

Author of Ash Framework

Hello! I answered your question when I saw it on Bluesky, but others might have the same question so I’ll answer it here too. :slight_smile:

We use DaisyUI for styling the demo app, which is an npm package (and I also used a little JS package for avatars, I realized after posting). We could look at vendoring those instead, or using CDN versions.

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Post #19
petros

petros

Oh great :man_bowing:. I thought Ash needed NodeJS by default. I am glad to see that’s not the case.

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