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Posts in this series Part 0 Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Installation Alright! Let’s get busy! In this article we’ll install Elixir, Phoenix and all the other bits we need for our Banking API project. I’m a Linux user at home, and aware of macOS since I use it at work, but no idea about Windows support since I haven’t used it for development for a long time.

Hello everyone! For the lack of a better place to consolidate this information, I'm opening this issue so we can discuss something that was previously tossed around in other threads: integration wi...

Pattern matching is one of the most essential concepts in Elixir. It is a versatile tool that allows you to compare and destructure data structures, perform case analysis, and much more. In this guide, we will take a deep dive into Elixir's pattern-m...

How I stopped a denial of service attack on my platform whilst on holiday and without access to my code

Mariusz Felisiak explores how to simplify template rendering with context processors in Django.

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Gentle introduction to using Tensors and Nx in Elixir.

Let's explore three ways to implement event-driven architecture in Elixir — synchronously, using GenServer, and using GenStage.

How can you benefit from LISTEN and NOTIFY postgres database features in Elixir applications?

A minimal example of how to deploy LangChain to Fly.io using Flask.

Getting our Elixir application deployed on Fly.io when we have a `structure.sql` file from running `mix ecto.dump` and we don't have all the migrations anymore.

I’m a big fan of static typing. With Kanel, I generate types for Typescript from Postgres databases. That means that the compiler helps me…

At the recent PyCascades Python conference, Software engineer Christopher Neugebauer reminded attendees how foolish consistency can be a hobgoblin to productivity.

A series examining modern CSS solutions to problems Stephanie Eckles (@5t3ph), a seasoned frontend developer, has been solving for 15+ years.

Learning Elixir Ever since I ran into Elixir/Phoenix through a couple of popular Hacker News posts I’ve been interested in tinkering with the language. I have a little idea for an app that I’m just motivated enough to build that Elixir would work for. I’ve document my learning process below by logging my thoughts as … Continued

Learn how to setup SortableJS in your Phoenix LiveView Apps with a practical example.

In the final part of our testing data with Elixir series, we'll look at using test data libraries.

We needed to build a modal that allowed users to share content from our application to external social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. To accomplish this, we used the new Heroicon functional component in Tailwind.

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Rust Learning Path from Novice to Mastery

Linters are tools that analyze a program's source code to detect various problems such as syntax errors, programming mistakes, style violations, and more. They are important for maintaining code quality and readability in a project, as well as for catching bugs early in the development cycle. Last year, a new Python linter appeared: Ruff. It's fast, written in Rust, and in less than a year it has been adopted by some high-profile projects, including FastAPI, Pandas, and SciPy.

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