Elixir Streams are extremely powerful when we need to process large CSV files. Let's see the difference between a greedy and lazy approach.
An example blog app using Elixir, ReasonML and GraphQL - tmattio/elixir-reasonml-blog An implementation of TOML for Elixir projects, compliant with the latest specification - bitwalker/toml-elixir React SSR Framework for Elixir. Contribute to revelrylabs/elixir_react_render development by creating an account on GitHub. You write code and learn Elixir as you fulfill your tasks Phoenix is web framework written in Elixir and it draws a lot of concepts from popular frameworks like Python's Django or Ruby on Rails.
Quick rundown of the basics of Elixir. Useful for those new to the Elixir Ecosystem. PR's Welcome. - podium/basics-of-elixir Part 1 – Elixir Stream to process large HTTP responses on the fly Part 2 – this article You find the code, of this and the previous article, on poeticoding/httpstream_articles GitHub repo. Andrei Clinciu - Software Developer, Linux Dev ops and Business Efficiency Automation and Consulting It’s a single precompiled binary with a single configuration file, which feels almost too good to be true in 2016. By default, it requests (“scrapes”) its own stats. You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. Wayne Gretzky awesome-elixir by h4cc - A curated list of amazingly awesome Elixir and Erlang libraries, resources and shiny things. Updates:
An example blog app using Elixir, ReasonML and GraphQL - tmattio/elixir-reasonml-blog An implementation of TOML for Elixir projects, compliant with the latest specification - bitwalker/toml-elixir React SSR Framework for Elixir. Contribute to revelrylabs/elixir_react_render development by creating an account on GitHub. You write code and learn Elixir as you fulfill your tasks Phoenix is web framework written in Elixir and it draws a lot of concepts from popular frameworks like Python's Django or Ruby on Rails. List.community is an easy way to browse curated lists on GitHub. The home for NashElixir, Nashville's Elixir meetup. - nash-elixir/nash-elixir
We have a large Elixir application running in production that we needed to change drastically. Parts of the decision logic, parts of the database schema, and several queries needed to be modified or even re-written. The fact that Elixir applications also are super convenient to host came as a bonus. Phoenix uses cowboy to handle what Ruby require two separate moving parts to do (app and web server). On today’s show we welcome back our special and esteemed guest Steven Nuñez, as we ask, ‘Why not use Elixir?” Transforming an HTTPoison async response into an Elixir Stream, to easily process large remote files on the fly, gaining code clarity and reusability. Every time an operational issue is addressed and fixed in an Erlang or Elixir cluster, lessons are learnt. This blog post describes some of these lessons, and how, through WombatOAM, we try to formalise them in reusable code allowing us to… Phoenix is (arguably) the reason that Elixir is so popular. Phoenix is a backend. It serves webpages and API’s. The head turning part about it is the speed. This post is about transitioning to a combination of Emacs, Vim and Alchemist for an awesome development experience for Elixir.
Andrei Clinciu - Software Developer, Linux Dev ops and Business Efficiency Automation and Consulting
