Phoenix 1.0

#1

Post by arthurcolle » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 3:10 PM UTC

Phoenix 1.0
phoenixframework.org

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#2

Post by jonathonf » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 3:49 PM UTC

Ah, this is great. Hopefully now there won't be updates that alter syntax and functionality with quite the same frequency! (check the 'Upgrading from...' posts)

I'm pretty excited about Elixir and Phoenix. Building on Erlang's OTP should mean scaling can be fairly transparent.

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#3

Post by chrismccord » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 3:53 PM UTC

jonathonf wrote: post #2

Ah, this is great. Hopefully now there won't be updates that alter syntax and functionality with quite the same frequency! (check the 'Upgrading from...' posts) I'm pretty excited about Elixir and Phoenix. Building on Erlang's OTP should mean scaling can be fairly transparent.

Rest assured that's the point of the 1.0 release. Those upgrading guides are what it took to get here, but our APIs are all now stable. Enjoy!

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#4

Post by mccada » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 3:53 PM UTC

This is fantastic. I'm hoping for some book releases in the near future now that the framework has reached version 1.

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#5

Post by chrismccord » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 3:54 PM UTC

mccada wrote: post #4

This is fantastic. I'm hoping for some book releases in the near future now that the framework has reached version 1.

There are at least a few in the works that I'm aware of

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#6

Post by rdtsc » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 4:00 PM UTC

Great work Chris, Valim and everyone else involved.

I like the screenshot of htop on the front page with all CPUs working along. And a shoutout to the Erlang's Observer tool as well, to inspect the running system and show process dependencies.

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#7

Post by devty » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 4:04 PM UTC

very excited to see the development. hope to see many apps built using phoenix.

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#8

Post by dodyg » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 4:05 PM UTC

This is fantastic. It is now on my list to learn.

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#9

Post by happyfriend » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 4:05 PM UTC

Does phoenix require javascript, or just this announcement page? I see a big block of text mixed with json... Not so good for noscript users and search engines that don't load JS.

Re: Phoenix 1.0

#10

Post by chrismccord » Fri, Aug 28, 2015, 4:08 PM UTC

happyfriend wrote: post #9

Does phoenix require javascript, or just this announcement page? I see a big block of text mixed with json... Not so good for noscript users and search engines that don't load JS.

We use readme.io to host our guides and blog. They use angular I believe, so maybe a hiccup on their end? Phoenix itself targets html/form, spa's, and api's alike.