I’m running a performance test using a 1gb 1cpu on linode. It’s the shared $5 server. With k6 I did 500 vus and it worked fine, but when I switched to 2000 vus that’s when majority of it failed. I keep receiving this error

ERRO[0302] WS Error: w

Hi there, I’m happy to announce that Gust now supports running on multiple nodes!

If you never heard about the project, check out this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/elixir/comments/1pjylcu/we_opensourced_gust_a_tas

I'm excited to introduce LiveCapture, a storybook-like library for Phoenix LiveView components.

I like having stories for my components, but I've always felt some friction when creating and maintaining them. With LiveCapture, I tried to

Elixir’s 15th anniversary brings v1.20 RC with full type inference, Chris McCord launches Sprites.dev, LiveVue v1.0 goes stable, Gust workflow engine debuts, and more!

I’ve been working as an Elixir developer for 4 years in India. Current CTC: 10 LPA. Most of my experience is in the Elixir ecosystem, including production work with Phoenix LiveView.

I have working knowledge of JavaScript, though my professional

I'm building CodeMySpec, a Claude Code extension for generating Phoenix contexts. After my first simple demo worked, I tried something ambitious: a context with Sobelow, Credo, and Dialyxir analyzers.

It worked... sort of. Four parallel agen

For now, it's just a front page :( Also hologram has a compiler of it's own which converts elixir to javascript, it has wonderful errors.

I have also tried using hologram with elixir desktop (https://github.com/elixir-desktop/desktop.git

Hi r/elixir,

I recently revived an old side project of mine: bettertyping.org (Elixir/Phoenix).

It started as a “learn Elixir by building something” project, but over time it got stuck on outdated versions and an old fron

Hey everyone!

I recently started learning Elixir, and after discovering Phoenix LiveView I wanted to build something that combines the best of both worlds: React's rich component ecosystem for complex UI with LiveView's real-time capabil

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what process/pipeline are we using these to deploy elixir in production? if you are using PAAS like gigalixr or fly than you have the process taken care of. But say you are in IAAS or public cloud AWS/GCP/DO or any VPS what sort of pipeline/tools are y

Beamlens Demo Video

I've spent a ton of time debugging production applications. We have amazing monitoring tools but they mostly don't tell you why something is wrong, just what is wrong.

Beamlens is an adaptive runtime engine tha

Hey everyone

Some of you may know of me already for those that don’t my name is Hayden, I’ve been working as a recruiter in the BEAM market since 2014

I see a lot of questions here & on Slack about the market in general & I’m alwa

News includes Arcana RAG library for Phoenix, MquickjsEx embedding JavaScript in Elixir, LiveDebugger v0.5.0 with Streams support, Durable workflow engine, José Valim teasing type system improvements, Hologram receiving EEF support, and more!

Hey y'all, I've been working on MDEx since September 2023 but I never shared it here (my bad!). Now that it's crossing 500k downloads and it finally supports Phoenix Components, is a great time to share a bit about it.

I got a new we

Hey everyone

I recently started learning Elixir, and after reading about Phoenix and LiveView I really wanted to try building something small that actually uses LiveView in a meaningful way.

This is my first Phoenix application, and it’s

Hi Peeps,

I'm excited to announce Kreuzberg v4.0.0.

Kreuzberg is a document intelligence library that extracts structured data from 56+ formats, including PDFs, Office docs, HTML, emails, images and many more. Built

This was a lot of fun to build - it's a demonstrator for my second go at an Algebraic Effects lib for Elixir, https://github.com/mccraigmccraig/skuld, and I was pretty happy with the way the code worked out

is there any large open source project built with ash that I can look at?

Hey, I'm looking for a good resource to ideally learn Elixir together with Phoenix. I have little experience with Elixir having read a bit through Elixir in Action but that's been a while so I'm basically new at this point.

Is anyone using Elixir for web dev without Phoenix?

Hi everyone,

I’ve recently moved to Dublin to start a Master’s in Computer Science and I’m looking for advice on finding part-time work while studying. Due to visa restrictions I’m limited to part-time hours, bu

Hi r/elixir! I recently picked up Elixir and Phoenix LiveView for a holiday side project, and I'm honestly blown away by how intuitive and powerful they are for handling real-time concurrency. I built Cursor Party, a co-op clicker game where everyo

A few months ago I posted here about agent coordination in Elixir. Now there's something to try.

There are two pieces: a framework for orchestrating AI agents, and a demo app built on it.

The framework uses "lenses" - an MVC

Hi everyone, quick intro 👋

I’m Osman, a software engineer working mainly with Elixir, Phoenix, and LiveView, with 10+ years in software development overall, based in Germany.

I recently started focusing m

Hi there,

I came across this benchmark that compares many (actually a lot) web frameworks including Phoenix. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r23

And it feels like (to me) that the results for Phoenix are lower than wh