Phoenix Beyond the Browser - Realtime Applications with...

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Claim: Phoenix plus Swift build realtime mobile backends using WebSockets and Channels. Uses Phoenix Channels, Presence, Elixir, Xcode, CocoaPods, the Swift Phoenix client (depends on Starcream), and connects to a Phoenix chat server (Chris McCord’s example) on localhost via topic rooms:lobby. Demo shows a working iOS chat implemented in about 65–70 lines of code, survives backgrounding and reconnection, and cites Phoenix handling 2 million connections as evidence of scale.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:06Platinum
3. 12:03Why Choose Phoenix?
4. 12:30WEBSOCKETS
5. 14:55Phoenix Channels
6. 16:45WebSocket Warnings Missed Messages
7. 18:55Beyond the Browser
8. 24:24ELIXIR TO SWIFT
9. 28:00SETUP OUR SWIFT APP
10. 39:28REALTIME POSSIBILITIES

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