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I've recently started client work on a new Rails 7 application and while I'm impressed always impressed by the developer experience that the Rails community has achieved, one thing that I instantly missed from my recent work with Phoenix wa…
Phoenix is a popular open-source web development framework based on the Elixir programming language that leverages the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture and it can be a viable alternative compa…
Programming can end up becoming cluttered up. As functionality grows, the need to nest functions grows too. One of the features that make Elixir stand out is its pipe operator, denoted by |> . In this…
Nowadays, deploying web applications with containers is the norm, but who wants to go down the rabbit hole managing containers when you can instead use that time to work on your product? In this post,…
Introduction In part I of this series, we saw how to setup the pre-requisites I had for my application and then went on creating the first iteration of the CodePipeline which is : Successfully using …
Preamble I'm hoping you already have a Phoenix application running If you happen to hop here directly. If not, you may visit the previous two parts where we went through Creating a simple phoenix appl…
In the previous article, we explored setting up a basic Phoenix application. If you haven't read the first part yet, Just take a moment to read it before this post :-). However, if you already have an…
I have been wanting to explore and create a simple blog with Phoenix and Tailwind for quite a long. However, I struggle a bit to get it up and running and also to be able to dockerise to make it ready…
Setup your Development Machine > sudo apt-get update > sudo apt-get install terminator > sudo apt-get install neovim > sudo apt-get update Setup File Searching > sudo apt-get install rg Git Setup…
Maintaining codebases with JavaScript can be a hassle. From trying to keep your bundle size small to ensure you have the correct linting. Some developers (like me) like to write in one language for both the front and back end. Enter LiveVi…
