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I’d recommend learning Elixir if your goal is to do a distributed systems project. For around $250 you can get a bundle with two excellent Elixir courses from P
by innocentoldguy 3y ago
I’d recommend learning Elixir if your goal is to do a distributed systems project. For around $250 you can get a bundle with two excellent Elixir courses from PragmaticStudio.com.
- cultofmetatron 3y agothis, my startup's backend is elixir. really simplified making thing distributed from the get go. phoenix is just an amazing framework for building webapps anyway.
- stephenwithav 3y agoErlang/OTP is great for distributed coding, but how well does Phoenix integrate with AWS/GCP?
- cultofmetatron 3y agoec2 is just vps. you can put whatever you want on it. my startup uses eks (aws) with some extra tuning. for one, you need to allocate one container per vps as the beam likes to grab all the cores. there's also the additional network configs to make sure the nodes can discover each other. swarm has tooling for this. I won't say its easy but its doable and pretty resilient once you have it up an running.
- arrowsmith 3y agoIf you already know Rails you can learn Elixir and Phoenix from my course Phoenix on Rails - I'm currently offering a $7.10 discount to celebrate the release of Rails 7.1 if you use the code RAILS71. https://phoenixonrails.com https://phoenixonrails.com
- rahimnathwani 3y agoIf you're going to learn Elixir, start with Exercism (free) and Coding Gnome (cheap).