Posted the ninth of a continuing series of articles on similarities and differences between Erlang and Elixir. This post continues coverage of the Erlang preprocessor, discussing how preprocessor features can be reproduced using Elixir macros.

http://daniel-azuma.com/blog/2016/07/11/family-ties-9-curse-of-the-preprocessor

Index of previous articles in the series: http://daniel-azuma.com/articles/family-ties/

Phone is hex package to extract useful information from telephone numbers. Recently updated to v0.3.0, to better use with pipes |> and Enum module. We’re missing a lot of countries area codes, any help is welcomed.

Hex

Github

A short intro to writing scheduled tasks in Phoenix using the Quantum package:

https://medium.com/@kagemusha_/a-simple-scheduled-task-in-phoenix-7b89fa32b9f3#.d1u8wej85

I wrote a hex package that includes a mix task which helps you monitor your remote elixir app on your local machine. It uses the erlang observer.

https://github.com/schurig/elixir-remote-monitor

It’s my first hex package. Feel free to help me improve it.

On Automating The Future we discuss how Rules & Reason can be used to create systems that come to conclusions on their own, instead of being imperatively programmed to reach a solution. We also show several interactions with an Example project called “VAGABOND” to demonstrate this fully! Hope you enjoy! http://www.automatingthefuture.com/blog/2016/6/5/rules-are-the-key-to-building-automated-systems-that-reason

ExMachina is a library that makes creating test data in Elixir both easy and powerful. Check out the details of the changes in ExMachina 1.0 in the blog post https://robots.thoughtbot.com/announcing-exmachina-10–factories-with-a-functional-twist

Happy testing!

I cover getting started with a new Dockerfile, using the Elastic Beanstalk CLI to manage and debug your application and enabling support for websockets on AWS.

https://robots.thoughtbot.com/deploying-elixir-to-aws-elastic-beanstalk-with-docker

How to manage and initialize Elixir-Phoenix applications dependencies and third-party libraries with Mix.

Understanding deps and applications in your Mixfile « Plataformatec Blog

https://github.com/elixirdrops/carbon

I just published part 3 of a story on writing a full site in Phoenix and Elm! This time, we’re focusing in on implementing some basic navigation (without any libraries to help us)! We’ll also cover ways to implement pseudo onLoad events in an Elm-friendly way!

https://medium.com/@diamondgfx/writing-a-full-site-in-phoenix-and-elm-8f50ba4382a3#.uqtcwwng9

Modules and functions to make authentication with Plug/Phoenix and Ecto easy without tons of configuration or boxing users into rigid framework. The primary goal of Doorman is to build an opinionated interface and easy to use API on top of flexible modules that can also be used directly.

https://github.com/BlakeWilliams/doorman

After 6 months using Elixir and Phoenix in production, I would like to share my findings and opinions.

http://elviovicosa.com/blog/2016/07/07/6-months-with-elixir-and-phoenix.html

AppSignal is soon launching error tracking and performance insights for Elixir & Phoenix apps (plus event metrics, host metrics and much more).

https://appsignal.com/elixir

I am happy to announce kerosene 0.2.0, the release includes support for json as well as bootstrap4.

https://github.com/elixirdrops/kerosene

For reals this time…

Updated phoenix_markdown to 0.1.2 now that Earmark has shipped v1.0.1 https://hex.pm/packages/phoenix_markdown

Hello all! My name is Jake, and I work at Hashrocket.

We have been running a daily learning microblog called ‘Today I Learned’ for over a year, and are starting to post a lot about Elixir. Here’s the Elixir channel page:

https://til.hashrocket.com/elixir

I hope to see this content grow as we get more interested and excited about the language. We’re also on Twitter at @hashrockettil— posts with #myelixirstatus indicate Elixir posts.

Thanks for building this resource, and for checking us out!

https://github.com/Diamond/elm_articles has been updated to use Elixir v1.3, Phoenix v1.2, Ecto v2.0, and Elm v0.17.1! Expect to see another post in my series on writing a full site in Elm and Phoenix soon!

Hello, my name is Stephan. I’m a Ruby developer, primarily Ruby on rails, however I’m transitioning to Elixir and phoenix. Since the web isn’t filled with tutorials, blogs and such, of this amazing language and framwork yet, I’ve started blogging tutorials on challenges I’ve encountered.

So far, I’ve written a tutorial on how to write a server-side todo application , and how to send emails. Both with Elixir and Phoenix.

As soon as I’m finished with more tutorials, I will post them here. You can check them out here

I wrote a small application that monitors user’s timesheets in Harvest (http://www.getharvest.com) and politely reminds them if they haven’t logged enough hours for that day.

Full article here:

https://medium.com/@bowett_11839/elixir-the-nags-hd-part-1-d6b523368ccc

I wrote about what I learnt so far about pattern matching. What is it, how to use it and some performance test.

Read more at Elixir Vietnam blog