This document discusses flow-based programming with Elixir. It begins with an introduction to the speaker and overview of topics to be covered. It then covers conventional programming versus flow-based programming, using the "telegram problem" as an example. The document discusses using Elixir's new GenStage feature to implement the telegram problem in a flow-based manner, with independent, asynchronous components communicating via message passing. It also discusses how GenStage dispatchers allow for data routing and partitioning in flow-based applications. - Download as a PDF, PPTX or view online for free
Embedding LiveView apps in third-party sites with LiveViewPortal
Phoenix, among many other things, is a great framework for developing web pages and applications. With LiveView, you get reactivity and real-time updates. To expand these characteristics and unlock live views to exist in any page, we’ve been working on a little PoC library: LiveViewPortal.
Integrating with Cloud Services: Elixir's Approach to AWS, GCP, and Azure
Explore how to integrate Elixir applications with major cloud services like AWS, GCP, and Azure. Learn about using SDKs, APIs, storage solutions, queues, and secure authentication methods.
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The year is 2025
There are five browser cores:
- webkit
- chromium
- gecko
- servo
- youtube-dl, which ended up implementing a full-fledged browser in python to keep successfully downloading videos
[Announcement] Upcoming new requirements for YouTube downloads · Issue #14404 · yt-dlp/yt-dlp
Beginning very soon, you'll need to have Deno (or another supported JavaScript runtime) installed to keep YouTube downloads working as normal. Why? Up until now, yt-dlp has been able to use its bui...
How to optimize SVG files: A complete guide for beginners
SVG files use mathematical formulas to create graphics, allowing infinite scaling without losing quality, and making them perfect for high-res displays and responsive design.
A version of `make` that supports (almost) all Erlang source types - Erlang/OTP Proposals / Proposals: Ideas - Erlang Forums
I decided to make a fairly small extension to the `make` module: It addresses two limitations that I’ve personally found a bit annoying: It supports all file types that can be built using `erlc` (except `.idl`) It allows for selective loading of compiled modules in the `Emakefile` The latter is useful if you have parse-transforms. E.g. uwmbp:plain_fsm uwiger$ cat Emakefile {“src/plain_fsm_xform.erl”, [debug_info, {i, “include/”}, {outdir, “ebin/”}, load]}. {“src/*”, [debug_info, {i, “inc...
Ecto Types in Elixir: A Hidden Feature That Simplifies Your Code
Learn how to use custom Ecto Types in Elixir to create cleaner, more expressive schemas. See how Mimiquate’s team used them in Elixir Observer to eliminate boilerplate and improve design.