Ecto - the Past, the Present, the Future
summary
Ecto reports roughly 3000 commits and nearly 200 contributors, with about 800,000 downloads (≈4,000/day), and the project actually ships a working MongoDB adapter used in production. Recent concrete changes: introduction of DBConnection for pooled concurrent transactional tests, migration from Model to Schema, deprecation of callbacks, many_to_many support, schema-less queries and insert_all, and the new Ecto.Multi data-structure for composing multi-step DB transactions that can be inspected and tested without running the DB.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:26Question time
- 4:41inspirations
- 10:10concurrent, transactional tests
- 11:40parallel preloads
- 18:57schemaless queries
- 23:49schemaless changesets
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