Currently we have a few challenges but more will come soon

Google + Auth = Goth

Goth is a simple library to generate and retrieve OAuth2 tokens for use with Google Cloud Service accounts. It can either retrieve tokens using service account credentials or from Google’s metadata service for applications running on Google Cloud Platform.

https://github.com/peburrows/goth

Haiku lets you generate memorable names (e.g. “quiet-morning-5933”) similar to Xaddress or Heroku. Supports custom words, custom delimiters, and custom reducer functions.

I just released the version 0.1.0 of Pushex.

Pushex allows to easily send push notifications, and has a sandbox mode to make testing easy.

Sending a push notification is as easy as

Pushex.push(%{alert: "Hey there!", to: ["apns_token1", "apns_token2"], using: :apns)

Give it a try, I would love to have your feed back!

https://github.com/tuvistavie/pushex

Diplomat is a library for interacting with Google’s Cloud Datastore. It has support for transactions, queries, all supported datatypes.

Long term goals include but are not limited to:

• Ecto support
• gRPC support for remote calls (which also implies http/2 support)

I just released v0.1.0 recently (which included upgrading to the v1beta3 API), but it’s currently deployed in production and performing well. Give it a try and let me know what you think!

https://github.com/peburrows/diplomat

Read about how Bleacher Report handles HTTP logging in their Elixir/Phoenix services.

https://dev.bleacherreport.com/elixir-phoenix-centralized-http-logging-aa50efe3105b#.uiim6kqrt

My experience with non id primary keys in Phoenix.https://bennycwong.github.io/post/custom-primary-keys/

I wanted to create a Mix project that made my web server feel like Heroku. Here is part 1 of 3 on how I did it.

https://hashrocket.com/blog/posts/how-i-built-my-own-heroku-for-phoenix-apps-part-1

Hi guys ! I have just released part-3 of Solve your sudoku puzzles with Elixir !

http://goo.gl/W36fx9

Here’s an overview, case study and comparison to Phoenix of the V part of Rails MVC as experienced across the years.

Read more on the Phoenix on Rails blog.

I just released a new version of Credo, the static code analysis tool that emphasizes code consistency and teaching.

If you ever wondered why not Erlang, and why Elixir was born.

http://railsware.com/blog/2016/08/23/important-overhaul-elixir-did-to-erlang-to-become-appealing-web-development-tool/

How to configure Travis CI to analyse your pull requests with Credo.

https://medium.com/@fazibear/automated-elixir-code-review-with-github-credo-and-travis-ci-986cd56b8f02#.u5bgenk0c

How to Deploy Elixir Application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk with edib, exrm and docker.

https://medium.com/@fazibear/deploy-elixir-application-74e1bce100c6#.6o76oekav

I’ve been scraping programming language subreddits to compare them by number of subscribers since April. I originally wrote the scraper in Go, but rewrote it in Elixir. The newly merged code is on github and the results for August are on the Ripley site

Today, after nearly seven months of hard work in stealth mode, I’m thrilled to launch Assenty, a service I’ve built with Elixir to provide real-time Q&A support for event organisers, using Phoenix channels.

It is designed to help anyone running an event, physical or virtual, accept questions and votes from an audience. Read more

CircleCI doesn’t provide official support for Elixir applications. This tutorial provides the steps to fix that.

ExMarshal v0.0.4 has been released!

Now ExMarshal can decode a Rails session.

In order to decode Rails session check plug_rails_cookie_session README.

Cheers!

The Barrel Project is happy to announce the release of hooks version 2.0.1, will full support of Elixir

More details are available here: https://github.com/barrel-db/hooks#usage-in-elixir-applications

Also you can look at the tests: https://github.com/barrel-db/hooks/tree/master/test

Enjoy!

Generate dynamic bang! functions using your existing functions with bang(!) package. https://github.com/mustafaturan/bang