benwilson-512

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   by benwilson-512 9y ago

   Hey! Yup I'm actually one of the co-authors of Absinthe. Got any questions?
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   by benwilson-512 9y ago

   To elaborate on this a "traditional" stack of Phoenix for the web and and Ecto for the DB uses quite a bit of OTP, particularly if websockets are involved (every connection is a GenServer). The thing is, going from Ruby to Elixir
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   by benwilson-512 9y ago

   A bit tangential but one of the things I've enjoyed about using GraphQL lately is how easily it can be used over websockets. All the API work you do to support HTTP can be immediately used over websockets because the it never required
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   by benwilson-512 9y ago

   Hey! I'm one of the co-authors of the Elixir implementation Absinthe. Absinthe has an extensible middleware mechanism from which you can build a variety of different batching patterns. We run our API at http://www.cargosense
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   by benwilson-512 11y ago

   Another very cool visualization tool for observing messages as they're passed between processes: https://github.com/koudelka/visualixir