Packaging Elixir applications with Nix offers a way to manage dependencies and ensure consistent builds across different environments. This article shows how you can leverage Nix to simplify and improve your Elixir project workflows.
Have you ever wondered how to efficiently manage multiple clients within a single application? Or how to keep different users' data isolated while still leveraging shared resources? Enter multi-tenancy!
We all love Elixir and know how great it is, but that's not what this article is about. Today we will focus on things in Elixir that may cause you to shoot yourself in the foot (or blow your whole leg off).
Staying on top of our game as developers can mean stalking new libraries and updates to our favourite languages. Maybe reading some industry blogs. But I never wanted to be a narrow-minded specialist – and that is why I enjoy a weird podcast or two every day.
When we start to materialize our app from an idea into code, in the first days, weeks, and months, we create, develop and test our app locally, on our machine.
In the programming language world, there is a strong need to popularize languages such as Elixir - a productive, scalable, functional programming language that consistently ranks at the top of the most loved programming
languages in the world.
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