Yet another Authentication in Phoenix
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Yet another Authentication in Phoenix
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Re: Yet another Authentication in Phoenix
#2GitHub project has no description and the README is Phoenix generic. What is Prater and why should it be used instead of another solution.
Re: Yet another Authentication in Phoenix
#3GitHub project has no description and the README is Phoenix generic. What is Prater and why should it be used instead of another solution.
You are right, I need to update the readme.
I have started the series of articles about learning Phoenix and the Prater is the example application I'm using to cover different topics in my learning way.
Prater is the chat application which should help me to cover many different topics about Phoenix and Elixir.
The series of articles are starting here http://whatdidilearn.info/2018/01/14/phoenix-first-steps.htm... or you can filter by [Phoenix] tag to see all related articles http://whatdidilearn.info/tags#Phoenix
Re: Yet another Authentication in Phoenix
#4GitHub project has no description and the README is Phoenix generic. What is Prater and why should it be used instead of another solution.
You are right, I need to update the readme. I have started the series of articles about learning Phoenix and the Prater is the example application I'm using to cover different topics in my learning way. Prater is the chat application which should help me to cover many different topics about Phoenix and Elixir. The series of articles are starting here http://whatdidilearn.info/2018/01/14/phoenix-first-steps.htm... or…
These write-ups look really useful. There are many out there but they either tend to be too verbose, or cover too small an area. You cover a bit more end-to-end but in a concise and complete way.
Also, it's great to pick off-the-beaten-path topics: the Phoenix command-line one is one I recently actually had to sort out from bits I found here and there.
Other topics I'd be interested in (if you need some suggestions):
- more advanced Ecto usage such has ways to work around some limitations (e.g. fragment() or execute(SQL) for migrations)
- the whole GenServer thing. How these Erlang/Elixir tasks run in a logical machine seamlessly over the network with high uptimes.Re: Yet another Authentication in Phoenix
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You are right, I need to update the readme. I have started the series of articles about learning Phoenix and the Prater is the example application I'm using to cover different topics in my learning way. Prater is the chat application which should help me to cover many different topics about Phoenix and Elixir. The series of articles are starting here http://whatdidilearn.info/2018/01/14/phoenix-first-steps.htm... or…
These write-ups look really useful. There are many out there but they either tend to be too verbose, or cover too small an area. You cover a bit more end-to-end but in a concise and complete way. Also, it's great to pick off-the-beaten-path topics: the Phoenix command-line one is one I recently actually had to sort out from bits I found here and there. Other topics I'd be interested in (if you need some suggestions):…
Great suggestions. Thanks. Cannot promise anything right now, but I hope I will get to those topics someday.