CityBase blog post about Elixir umbrella applications
This month CityBase posted an article that I wrote on Elixir umbrella applications, and how this concept can help to build a codebase that can scale. You can read it here: https://medium.
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This month CityBase posted an article that I wrote on Elixir umbrella applications, and how this concept can help to build a codebase that can scale. You can read it here: https://medium.
Sometimes we want to store some type of data in the project's database that currently is not available as a valid internal data type to be persisted. For example, IP addresses,
This month CityBase posted an article that I wrote on Elixir and the reasons the language is a very good fit for Govtech, you can read it here: https://medium.com/@citybase/elixir-a-big-picture-programming-language-755dcef2fa6a
These are my personal notes about Elixir Daze 2017 where I had a really great time, enjoyed the learning and conversations. Elixir Daze [http://www.elixirdaze.com] is considered (by the organizers) a
One of the projects I am working right now is based on Event Sourcing and CQRS. Both concepts are not the core content of this post but I think it is nice add
Since PostgreSQL 9.2 we have the ability to store and query range of values with specific operators and functions. This is a super nice feature that removes complexity when handling logic around