This post was originally published on the Flatiron Labs blog. Check it out here for more awesome content by The Flatiron School's technology team. Elixir and The Beam: How Concurrency Really WorksElixir has become famous as the shiny new “concurrent” programming language, with more and more former OO devotees flocking… »
Building an api client mock and learning to love mocks-as-nounsThis post was originally published on the Flatiron Labs blog, The Flatiron School Technology Team's blog. Check out more awesome Flatiron Labs posts here. Why We Need MoxIn a recent post, we talked about the age-old question: How can you test… »
It's here! Phoenix Live View leverages server-rendered HTML and Phoenix's native WebSocket tooling so you can build fancy real-time features without all that complicated JavaScript. If you're sick to death of writing JS (I had a bad day with Redux, don't ask), then this is the library for you!Phoenix… »
This post was originally published on the Elixir School blog. Elixir School is an open source Elixir curriculum and we're looking for contributors! You can write a short TIL blog post, a longer blog post, add a lesson, help with translation and more. Check out our open issues or add… »
"Concurrent" and "fault tolerant" are Elixir buzzwords that I heard again and again without actually seeing these features in action. Even after writing a fair amount of Elixir code, I still hadn't had an opportunity to meaningfully use them. So how can we leverage native Elixir… »