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Using a Phoenix app as a dependency - a start

The purpose of this post is start the process of modifying an existing Phoenix application (a Child) so it can be used by another Phoenix applications (a Parent) as a dependency. There are two victory »

Max Neuvians Max Neuvians on Elixir, Phoenix 15 March 2016

Generating a SSH key pair in Elixir

Below is some boiler plate code to create and manage SSH keys inside a Phoenix application. The keys should be in your priv/static directory so that they get copied to your application code. ssh-keygen »

Max Neuvians Max Neuvians on Elixir, Phoenix 03 March 2016

Counting connections to a Phoenix Channel

I was unable to find a quick Google answer to this question, so I thought I should post the “dirty” solution I found: Realistically you can only count the subscribers to your local node unless there is »

Max Neuvians Max Neuvians on Elixir, Phoenix, Exometer 27 February 2016

Exometer Report via Phoenix Channels

LIVE DEMO: https://exometer-phoenix-channel-demo.herokuapp.com/ Exometer is an incredibly robust package for Erlang to monitor system performance as well as any other type of events one might be interested »

Max Neuvians Max Neuvians on Elixir, Phoenix, Exometer 26 February 2016

Using WKHTMLTOPDF in Phoenix as a Plug

One really nice feature in the Rails world is the use of middleware to intercept requests and transform the output. This also exists in Elixir / Phoenix with the use of Plug. Anybody familiar with the »

Max Neuvians Max Neuvians on Elixir, Phoenix, PDF 18 February 2016

Coin-toss.org / Simple Phoenix application - Part 5

Summary The purpose of this post is to document the creation process of the Coin-toss.org website using the Phoenix Web application framework and the Elixir programming languages. Part 4 steps include »

Max Neuvians Max Neuvians on Elixir, Phoenix 16 February 2016
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