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Guts of Phoenix websocket channels

Final results from Phoenix channel benchmarks on 40core/128gb box. 2 million clients, limited by ulimit #elixirlang pic.twitter.com/6wRUIfFyKZ — Chris McCord (@chris_mccord) October 28, 2015 I knew that Phoenix framework could handle a lot of simultaneous websocket clients but the result that Chris posted just

javascript

P2P WebRTC file sharing app: Frontend using React & Flux

React is one of the frontend framework that everyone is talking about these days. I wanted to see what all the fuss was about and also learn a modern JS framework in the process, hence I used React in building filecha.in (source code) which is a pretty simple peer

phoenix-framework

P2P WebRTC file sharing app: Broker using Phoenix

WebRTC was created primarily for video and voice communication but it has the API to send raw binary data between two browsers as well. This opens up a lot of opportunities to create more peer to peer web application which are supported by modern browser. There are already a lot