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Creating a Simple REST API Using Elixir and Phoenix
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Multi-tenancy and Phoenix - Part 2 · FullstackPhoenix
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| | In the previous tutorial, I wrote how to set up multi-tenancy with Phoenix and Pow. In this tutorial, I will show how I scope resources the current users account. And also, how to load the current acc
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Event Sourcing With Elixir - Part 3 :: Bruno Antunes - Thoughts, rants, ideas
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| | Posts in this series Part 0 Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Onward In the previous articles, we went over installing the tools we'll need for our API project and a small introduction to Event Sourcing, DDD and CQRS and how our library of choice, Commanded, interprets them. We aim to develop a simple Banking API that allows for:
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Creating A Modern Rest API Using Express And Prisma
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| | Prisma is a modern, open-source data access layer that provides a flexible and intuitive way to work with databases. It allows you to interact easily with your data by providing a clean, declarative API and robust tools for building complex queries. This article will explore how to set up Prisma
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Optimising data-over-the-wire in Phoenix LiveView - The Pug Automatic
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| Phoenix LiveView distinguishes itself from other "server-side reactive" frameworks¹ by automatically sending minimal diffs over the wire. (That is to say, over a WebSocket.) Well, mostly...