I'm Chris McCord. I work at Fly.io and created Phoenix, an Elixir web framework. Phoenix provides features out-of-the-box that are difficult in other languages and frameworks. This is a post about how we created LiveView, our flagship feature.| Fly
Web applications have client and server state, let's see some examples and learn how LiveView, in particular, deals with state and realtime| dashbit.co
Provides Presence tracking to processes and channels.| hexdocs.pm
It might take a couple of weeks to get productive, but one person using Elixir can achieve what 3-5 engineers can with other tools.| RisingStack Engineering
We are celebrating 10 years since the first commit to what would become Elixir.| dashbit.co
After playing with LiveView and leveraging Phoenix PubSub to broadcast messages to all of a live view’s clients, I wanted to try incorporating Phoenix Presence to track the state of these clients. So this past weekend I built a chat app using Phoenix LiveView, PubSub and Presence. The LiveView clocks in at 90 lines of code, and I was able to get the Presence-backed features up and running in no time! Keep reading to see how it works.| elixirschool.com
Let's discuss the options Elixir developers have available when it comes to the use of Redis| dashbit.co