ElixirDaze 2016
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Explicit Elixir | Paul Lamb | 28m |
A pragmatic case for making code explicit: a modified Luhn credit‑card validator from Rosetta Code demonstrates putting the input at the top of a pipeline… | ||
| Design by Contract in Elixir: “Let it crash” meets ... | Guillermo Iguaran | 28m |
Claims that Design by Contract is practical in Elixir by using metaprogramming to inject assertions, demonstrates a working library that redefines def to add… | ||
| Processing 2.7 million images with Elixir (vs Ruby) | David Padilla | 33m |
A project reprocesses 2.7 million images originally handled by CarrierWave and S3 and finds Ruby’s one‑second per image approach would take ~31 days, threads… | ||
| Learn Elixir: Building a Neural Network from Scratch | Karmen Blake | 32m |
Building a Neural Network from Scratch by Karmen Blake
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| Adventures in Robotics with Elixir | Jean-François Cloutier | 48m |
An autonomous LEGO EV3 robot called Marv runs Elixir on ev3dev booted from a micro SD card and connected over Wi‑Fi; motors and sensors are exposed as… | ||
| Nerves - Getting Started, and the Road Ahead | Garth Hitchens | 37m |
Nerves powers real shipping devices for marine navigation, claims rock‑solid stability with no memory leaks and steady ~28 MB RAM usage, and produces a compact… | ||
| Building and Testing API Endpoints with Phoenix | Brian Cardarella | 38m |
Phoenix replaces Rails as the backend for Ember apps, using the JSON API spec and concrete libs: JSerializer for content negotiation and param handling… | ||
| Elixir, Phoenix, and WebRTC - An Enterprise Class Soft Phone in the Browser | Steve Pallen | 32m |
Builds a browser soft phone using Elixir and Phoenix with WebRTC and connects into an Asterisk-based PBX; implements a gen_fsm per client for signaling, a… | ||
| Keynote: New Heights | Chris McCord | 49m |
Phoenix reaches two million channel clients on one server using 45 Rackspace load generators and a 40‑core 128 GB box that uses about 83 GB RAM, successfully… | ||
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