Permit now supports Phoenix LiveView 1.0 and Streams, and a new integration for Absinthe-based GraphQL APIs is in the works. This article presents the latest changes, improvements, and upcoming plans across the Permit ecosystem.
OpenAPI specifications have become the industry standard for documenting REST APIs, allowing developers to describe an API’s endpoints, operations, parameters, and responses in a standardized way.
No application can function without data, and sometimes your data lives in a spreadsheet. Let's see what can we do to change this sorry state of affairs and how can we move it into an actual database.
Phoenix LiveView lets you build dynamic web apps without writing much JavaScript. But sometimes, you do need a bit of client-side magic - especially for animations or local state that you don't want to store on the server.
One of the most unproductive activities an Elixir software developer can engage in is determining which module should implement a given function and how to maintain complex business logic.
The SOLID principles, originally designed for object-oriented programming, can also be adapted effectively to functional programming languages like Elixir. Read how to apply it to create more maintainable, scalable, and adaptable software systems.
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