Exploring the Plug.Conn struct’s journey from endpoint.ex to your eyeballs.

http://www.adamcz.com/blog/conns-journey-through-phoenix

Rails has done wonders for my career. I thought I’d share how it has shaped my concept of “programmer happiness”, and how that has led me to Phoenix.

https://medium.com/infinite-red/the-rails-doctrine-legacy-67201abee169#.36y7cjoxi

I made a small Elixir presentation for the Erlang course at my University.

http://blog.nexusger.de/2016/01/elixir-for-aspiring-erlang-developers/

While continuing my scalesmall experiment I explore Elixir and this post is about my findings in the land of:

• function guards
• defstruct vs defrecord
• ETS
• and a very small bit of scalesmall news

Hope you enjoy: http://dbeck.github.io/Scalesmall-W8-W10-Elixir-Tuples-Maps-and-ETS/

I recently started learning Elixir and the Phoenix Framework, and while porting an existing project into Phoenix I hit a few small road-bumps getting Stylus to compile…

https://medium.com/@NathanHornby/using-stylus-and-jeet-with-the-phoenix-framework-f26bf923cc44#.dw1wbs34m

A work-in-progress Sublime Text theme optimised for Elixir.

https://github.com/nathanhornby/alchemist-theme

A little summary of bodyless function clauses…

https://bordeltabernacle.github.io/2016/01/13/notes-on-elixir-bodyless-functions.html

For my very first Phoenix application I wanted to check how easy it would be to clone one of my favorite all-time applications, Trello. Here’s the, work in progress, result:

• Source code: https://github.com/bigardone/phoenix-trello
• Live demo: https://phoenix-trello.herokuapp.com/

Tutorial coming soon!

I just published a quick little guide on getting React.js up and running with the latest changes to Phoenix and Brunch: https://medium.com/@diamondgfx/phoenix-v1-1-2-and-react-js-3dbd195a880a

A sexy and convenient package with macros from this post: http://www.zohaib.me/railway-programming-pattern-in-elixir/.

Sometimes Erlang programmers are worried “Elixir variables may be the source of hidden bugs”. This article discusses those concerns and shows how variables in Erlang can produce related “hidden bugs”, some of those eliminated by Elixir.

Comparing Elixir and Erlang variables

I just released my first Elixir package, PlugCanonicalHost, to ensure that all HTTP requests are served by a single canonical host:

https://github.com/remiprev/plug_canonical_host

If you are new to Elixir and are looking for a quick and easy way to get a sense of what GenServer does, please check out my new post https://medium.com/@_santosh_/understanding-genserver-45dc36161d9f#.ygttmhcjl

Some notes about pattern matching in Elixir.

https://medium.com/@luizvarela1/pattern-matching-in-elixir-6aa47399c721#.adhc24yao

Differences and how it works.

http://thepugautomatic.com/2016/01/elixir-string-interpolation-for-the-rubyist/

Compiling Elixir v1.2 from source on Ubuntu 14.04

https://bordeltabernacle.github.io/2016/01/06/notes-on-elixir-upgrading-toinstalling-v12-on-ubuntu.html

Continuing a series on creating a real-time poker application using Elixir and Phoenix, this post goes into using Phoenix channels to communicate with the backend.

http://blog.tokafish.com/playing-poker-with-elixir-pt-5/

Pattern-matching in maps.

https://bordeltabernacle.github.io/2016/01/04/notes-on-elixir-pattern-matching-maps.html

https://medium.com/@luizvarela1/building-a-phoenix-api-d27902a1450a#.9p92e3wj4

https://chocolatey.org/packages/Elixir/1.2.0