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Elixir 1.3 and Ecto 2.0 are now both released. That means Phoenix 1.2 will be released ASAP. Definitely give the Programming Phoenix book a read if you haven't
by matthewrudy 10y ago
Elixir 1.3 and Ecto 2.0 are now both released.
That means Phoenix 1.2 will be released ASAP.
Definitely give the Programming Phoenix book a read if you haven't already.
The Elixir/Phoenix stack should be ready for most production environments now.
https://pragprog.com/book/phoenix/programming-phoenix https://pragprog.com/book/phoenix/programming-phoenix
- sotojuan 10y agoIs there a good guide to Ecto? Aside from OTP, it's the part I have the most trouble with in Phoenix/Elixir.
- matthewrudy 10y agoSomehow I've never heard of "sectors" and google isn't any help. Is there a different name for this concept used in Elixir/Erlang world?
- sotojuan 10y agoAutocorrected from "Ecto" :-)
- flocial 10y agoYou won't find anything better than hexdocs and stacked overflow at this moment (not in my experience at least). You don't get the dynamic method calls of find_all or the find(:hash key) magic but once you master Ecto.Query and all the different parts that make up Ecto you'll have much more flexibility and performance out of the box. The information is hard to find on Google but the Ecto source code and official docs are much easier to parse than ActiveRecord.
- lucidstack 10y agoJosé Valim (the Elixir creator) is soon releasing a free ebook [0] on Ecto 2.0, and it's probably gonna give some good insights into Ecto in general, so I would definitely recommend getting that :) [0] http://pages.plataformatec.com.br/ebook-whats-new-in-ecto-2-0 http://pages.plataformatec.com.br/ebook-whats-new-in-ecto-2-...