German Velasco explains the dependency inversion design principle, shares how to implement it using Elixir protocols, and shows some real examples of the pattern within the Phoenix and Bamboo codebases.
According to Lars Wikman, no it is not overhyped as a technology. But a simple yes/no answer to a question like that may be not enough. So he goes into the nuances of it.
Mika Kalathil shows how to use Ecto in a way that you'll have a well-defined split between query definition and combination/execution and have the ability to re-use the queries individually.
Lots of countries start daylight saving time (summer time) during March, and that can be a source of bugs for your app. But Elixir can get you covered, and Josef Strzibny shows how.
Pawel Szafran goes over the concept of a graceful shutdown, how important it is when you want to ship often or auto-scale, and how to implement it in Elixir. He starts with a simple demo app, deploys it on Kubernetes, and then step-by-step implements a graceful shutdown.
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