phoenix-framework

> Final results from Phoenix channel benchmarks on 40core/128gb box. 2 million clients, limited by ulimit#elixirlang [https://twitter.com/hashtag/elixirlang?src=hash] pic.twitter.com/6wRUIfFyKZ [https://t.co/6wRUIfFyKZ] — Chris McCord (@chris_mccord) October 28, 2015 [https://twitter.com/chris_mccord/status/659430661942550528] I knew that 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

I recently had to start a service in Ubuntu server but I wanted it to be reliable. By reliable I mean it should be restarted in case of any failure and on machine restart as well. I stumbled upon UpStart which comes by default with Ubuntu and does exaclty what

Phoenix [http://www.phoenixframework.org/] is a great framework and I think it will do for soft-realtime applications what Rubby on Rails did for typical CRUD applications i.e. make it really easy to create such kind of applications. With all the different devices we interact with, Phoenix is also

How many time have you started some project, setup your machine with the correct version of softwares and then after a while have to move to another PC or something went wrong with your PC and you have to redo the things again and you forget what you did last