Posts
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Elixir Syntax: Functions
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Elixir Syntax: Control Flow
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Elixir Syntax: Variables
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Elixir Syntax: Data Types and Collections
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Elixir and Raft: Running a cluster with state
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Elixir and Mnesia: Running a cluster with state
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Elixir: Running a cluster of dynamic nodes
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Elixir Testing Series
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Elixir: Running a cluster of nodes
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Elixir: Resilient distributed systems
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Leveraging CRDTs for eventual consistency
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Ecto Series
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Exploring retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
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The right tool for the job
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Ollama and running AI on the edge
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Running a home server
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Phoenix Channels: Tracking presence
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Phoenix Channels: Inverting responsibility
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Phoenix Channels: Real-time with WebSockets
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Consumer-Driven Contract Testing: Implementing Postman
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Documenting APIs: Implementing OpenAPI
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APIs as Contracts: Clear expectations and defined responsibilities
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Elixir API: Implementing CRUD operations with Phoenix
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Elixir GenServer: Fault-tolerant services with supervisors
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Elixir Agent: Encapsulating the gen_server state logic
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Elixir Observability: Using logs, metrics, and traces
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Elixir and Grafana: Basic logging
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Elixir and Oban: For mission-critical tasks
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Elixir and Task: Managing asynchronous execution
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Testing in Elixir: Why good testing practices matter
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Elixir Testing: Mocking external services
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Elixir: Managing external services with dependency injection
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LiveView Testing: Ensuring real-time synchronization across sessions
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LiveView: Navigating concurrency in real-time applications
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LiveView: The basics
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Elixir: An introduction to GenServer
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Testing in Elixir: Patterns for Phoenix live-view
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Elixir and Ecto: A DSL for testing schemas and changesets
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Elixir and Ecto: Testing behaviors
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Absence in Elixir: Gracefully avoiding `nil`
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Elixir and Errors: Let it crash
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Elixir: Basic setup series
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Credo and Elixir: Add linting and analysis
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Dialyzer and Elixir: Add static code analysis
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Ecto: Basic schemas and changesets
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Ecto: Basic setup
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Elixir: Publish your docs
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A functional programming case for Tailwind
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Real-time interactions in Phoenix: LiveView vs. Channels
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Socket.IO and Phoenix Channels: A comparative analysis
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Concurrency in high-stakes systems: Why Erlang/Elixir (BEAM) stands out
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Lessons from writing functional-dart
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