I wrote consumer for Kafka using KafkaEx and Poolboy

https://github.com/anoskov/kafka-consumer

Server integration tests in Phoenix should be fast, readable and maintainable. phoenix_integration has similiarities to Capybara, but is better as it Elixir/Phoenix native. Learn how and why to use it.

Blog Post

https://github.com/sdwolf/exlearn

I’ve been working on this for a while, following http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com/ as a guide. I plan to add more machine learning algorithms but currently I focus on Neural Networks.

Hi guys ! Here is a series of post that can help you solving your sudoku puzzles with Elixir !

https://medium.com/@benng/solve-your-sudoku-puzzles-with-elixir-4e21f0621372#.3vusexpsn

In case you ever wanted a safe way to evaluate mathematical expressions in Elixir, this is it!

https://github.com/narrowtux/abacus

https://github.com/eellson/phoenix-webpack-docker-elastic

A set of simple templates to get Phoenix up and running with Webpack and Docker, ready for deployment on Elastic Beanstalk.

IntelliJ Elixir v4.2.0 has been released:

• Auto-insertion and matching of delimiters

In Elixir/Phoenix we can create complex and maintainable tests in a short time. But, how can we integrate it with CircleCI?

Blog post

Dear, alchemists! Behaviour Driven Development for Elixir gets a little extra!

With great relish want to inform you that ESpec 1.0.0 is available!

A lot of work has been done in the past year. Some features were completely redesigned (thanks to Jonathan Perret) and tons were added.

So, check it out and enjoy!

P.S. If you’re looking for usage examples with Phoenix framework, take a look to ESpec.Phoenix project.

Added new assertion options and a new request function.

hex: https://hex.pm/packages/phoenix_integration

github: https://github.com/boydm/phoenix_integration

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Despite Phoenix’s attractiveness, chances are you have business requirements that disallow you from dropping work on existing APIs that still need to be supported. What if we could incrementally replace our legacy API with Phoenix, one endpoint at a time?

Terraform is a simple plug that lets you do just that – incrementally replace an API with Phoenix.

I wrote a blog post about the ‘easy’ task of defining a guard-safe modulo operation in Elixir, and the roller-coaster ride that happened next.

Minor enhancements and bugfixes https://github.com/elixirdrops/kerosene

v0.3.1 of collision, a library for creating, manipulating, and detecting and resolving collisions between polygons adds support for general polygons, handling concave polygons, a simplified API, and improved documentation.

https://github.com/tpoulsen/collision

While there are some alternatives, I wanted something flexible and configurable during runtime. Also, unit tests are executed in the same Erlang VM, so no long reloading / compiling is necessary. In future with custom run strategies, that would allow you to map a changed file to only a few selected test files. Please test and break! )))

https://github.com/ruby2elixir/mr_t

A few days ago I implemented a little DSL with Elixir. Obviously, I had to utilize Elixir’s macros approach. In the article I’d like to share with you some Elixir macros and behaviours basic usage.

The wins our startup is seeing after re-writing two of our major services into Elixir.

https://blog.gitmonitor.com/gitmonitor-on-elixir-92a87c7eb382

https://github.com/fredwu/simple_bayes

Leverage Kubernetes to deploy your Elixir/Phoenix applications in style!

You, Mix And Kubee!

Experiences from an Elixir project

http://blog.carbonfive.com/2016/08/08/elixir-in-the-trenches/