Heroku has a great feature called heroku ps:exec which allows you to connect to running nodes. You can use this command to connect your elixir nodes easily. And debug your nodes like in your network.
https://gist.github.com/mustafaturan/de39ecab9f344c91f495f0f51748f7a1
Since it’s not started in MIX_ENV=dev :)
mix credo annotator
mix test in IDEs that don’t support Elixir SDK as Project SDK (Rubymine, PHPStorm, etc)
ElixirWeekly: The Elixir Community Newsletter, covering community news you easily miss, shared on ElixirStatus and the web, in one email every Thursday.
https://github.com/l1h3r/etherscan
A little side project of mine. Feedback appreciated!
Hey #erlang, #elixir, #lfe, #efene and other #beam developers!
For those who don’t know, SpawnFest is an annual 48 hour development competition in which teams of skilled developers get exactly one weekend to create the best Beam applications they can.
We’ll soon announce the date but at this time we’re looking for sponsors. So, send us a message if you or your company are interested in sponsoring the event…
…and start building a team if you want to participate! :)
Here’s the story of complex process of researching, evaluating, choosing and introducing Elixir to cozy yet shrinking world of complex Rails monolith at Shedul - a global salon booking system.
Read more on Shedul Tech Blog.
I wrote a blog post about productivity tips for Elixir. It’s a round-up of techniques I’ve discovered while working on my first few Elixir projects.
Please check it out and lemme know what you think!
https://github.com/ricn/rapport
Rapport aims to provide a robust set of modules to generate HTML reports that both looks good in the browser and when being printed.
Shameless plug: Check out @elixirstatus' other community project:
Credo, a new static code analysis tool that acts as a code linter, but also focusses on teaching coding practices and code consistency.
http://www.badykov.com/elixir/2017/10/18/macros-are-evil/
Exciting story of dynamic code generation implementing wrapper for Ethereum’s JSON RPC API.
fixing a lot of issues : https://github.com/benoitc/hackney Enjoy!
Tomorrow we are hosting our 6th Elixir meetup in Moscow. You can register here: http://elixir-lang.moscow/events/6 As usual, there will be recorded videos and video-translation.
The promised 2nd post on this series is published
ets vs redis benchmarks for a simple key value store http://minhajuddin.com/2017/10/04/ets-versus-redis-benchmarks-for-a-simple-key-value-store/
Raxx is an interface for HTTP(1 & 2) that relies on a pure message passing model, it supports streaming to/from the server. See the README.
The first release candidate for 1.0 is out, a discussion is available on the forum.
Version 0.2.0 of AlloyCI has been released. Notice: Breaking changes to configuration files! https://github.com/AlloyCI/alloy_ci/releases/tag/v0.2.0
I released a small web site GitStat built with Elixir 1.5. The site provides statistics on how many repositories are contained in GitHub per a programming language. The statistics data stored in DETS and is being updated from GitHub on daily basis using new GraphQL Api v4. The site hosted on gigalixir.com.
ABNF grammars are widely used in the Internet today. They serve as the basic building blocks for a lot of highly used protocols, like HTTP, SIP, SMTP, FTP, etc. And they are also very useful to design DSLs (Domain Specific Languages).
In this article we’ll learn how to use a tool called ex_abnf to quickly create grammar parsers using the Elixir language.
erl (or erl.exe) binaries are that Elixir should use. Allows the use of different package managers for installing Erlang and Elixir.
-pa, so you can experiment with partial updates using only some of the updated OTP app in the release notes for OTP.
.beam files and decompress in memory before reading the chunks to decompile.