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This document demonstrates how to use Elixir and Livebook for interactive data exploration. We'll learn basic data processing, visualization, and analysis techniques.
Learn how to implement the Web Share API in your Phoenix LiveView application. This article will show you how to create a custom Phoenix LiveView hook to seamlessly share content, improve the user experience, and increase engagement.
This article is about setting up a CI pipeline for an Elixir application using GitHub Actions. We'll cover installing dependencies, running tests, and checking code formatting, as well as publishing hex packages and building Docker images as part of the pipeline.
This article shows how to parse MDEx generated HTML into a nested data strcuture that is used to build a table of contents component for a Phoenix blog.
Tabler Icons is one of the most popular icon library. This article shows how to integrate the icon library into Phoenix projects. We track the Tabler Icons source repository using Mix and use the Tailwind CSS plugin feature to build an icon component.
Choosing the right Git workflow is crucial for the success of a project. This article breaks down the nuances of different Git workflows and provides insight into the pros and cons of each.
Adding real-time functionality is often a challenge, but in Phoenix we already have built-in functionality to make our application live. We dive into how LiveView and Phoenix Presence can be used to build a real-time user count.
This is about why Elixir and Phoenix were chosen over a static site generator to build this website, along with explanations and code examples of how some interesting features work in detail.