Aviacommerce is an open source e-commerce framework written in Elixir/Phoenix. Project website https://aviacommerce.org

Feel free to share your feedback on Gitter with the team https://gitter.im/avia-commerce/Lobby

Feedback welcome!

The past few days I’ve been working on making ExVenture significantly more easy to deploy, and I wrote up a small how-to with the new setup.

https://blog.oestrich.org/2018/12/deploying-exventure

https://www.pagerduty.com/eng/elixir-webhook-service/

Presentation at NextBuild 2018 from Luc Tielen about property based testing in Elixir

New version of plug_checkup. Now you can choose which JSON encoder to use with it.

The lib has been live for some time, but please feel free to check out lens for your recursive-datastructure-traversal needs.

https://github.com/obrok/lens

I recently released ExDocRefined, a refined document viewer for Elixir

ExDocRefined is written as an alternative for ex_doc.

As the demo shown above, you can quickly view the your project’s documentation with decent Material UI and execute function directly from document.

Check it out GitHub

Part 3 of Getting Started with Ecto how to execute CRUD operations against our Postgres database using Ecto.

Simple, opinionated yet flexible library to build CQRS/ES driven systems.

Disco has been extracted from work done to build apps following the CQRS/ES pattern. Several ideas come from other excellent examples such as commanded. However, the goal was to build something simpler and more flexible, because it’s not always possible to follow 100% CQRS/ES pattern neither anywhere in your apps. Disco tries to solve this gap.

Source: https://github.com/andreapavoni/disco

Docs: https://hexdocs.pm/disco/Disco.html

As I continue working on Exvalibur, the generator for blazingly fast validators of maps based on sets of predefined rules, I have implemented custom guards and pattern matching of values.

I just blogged about how I used custom sigils to allow quoted expressions in the rules.

In this article we see how to use Docker to run our development Elixir environment and to run multiple Elixir Nodes over a Docker bridge network.

Running Elixir in Docker Containers

We have finally released a stable version of /onesky.ex and we’re very much looking forward for your feedback and/or contributions. https://github.com/ahtung/onesky.ex

In this episode of ElixirMix, the panel talks with Brujo Benavides about Elixir from an Erlang perspective, the blending of Elixir and Erlang communities, GenServers, 10 Lessons from Decade with Erlang, Spawnfest, and much more!

Podcast Episode

Let’s build a guess the word game using recursion!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSqOCD9oIAQ

This is part 3 in a series on unit testing in Elixir. In this post, I show two of the places where I break some of the rules that I set out earlier when I’m writing unit tests: http://devonestes.herokuapp.com/unit-tests-in-elixir-part-3

If you want a fun project to hack on over the upcoming holiday, pick up some NeoPixel RGB(W) LEDs for your Raspberry Pi-based Elixir/Nerves device and check out the latest release of blinkchain (formerly known as nerves_neopixel). It now supports commands to draw on a mutable 2D virtual canvas (e.g. composed of a bunch of strands or one or more Pimoroni Unicorn hats) instead of having to calculate the updated values for all LEDs manually each “frame.”

Check out the example and let me know what you think!

My notes on learning Elixir and how it helped me with my day job, where I dont write Elixir.

https://blog.alec.coffee/elixir-better-programmer/

We sometimes run into a problem where we want to compare two enumerables for content, irrespective of ordering. So we’ve added equalify and equaliform (recursive version) methods to morphix to handle that situation. https://hex.pm/packages/morphix

An optimization I made to use a map instead of enumerating through lists to match elements of a big dataset took the operation time from 30+ minutes to less than a second.

https://medium.com/@damonvjanis/map-vs-list-performance-in-elixir-c45642a25c6

This version is using cmake for the build and allows you to customize your installation by reusing the libraries installed on your system: https://gitlab.com/barrel-db/erlang-rocksdb/tags/0.26.0

also available on hex.pm : https://hex.pm/packages/rocksdb

Enjoy!