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Battleship Elixir: JSON Sunk My Float
(medium.com)
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Battleship Elixir: Json Sunk My Float
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90ms is the mean across all routes. Our post route, with the highest throughput, has 16ms request/response time. We do use a CDN, and we spend a lot of time thinking about performance. Thanks for your insight.
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Postgres. Currently, our mean response time for the route with the most throughput is 16ms. Its to measure exactly how much of that time is being spent in the database, but the main query takes about ~6ms.
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Two years of Elixir at The Outline
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Seems like Elixir + Phoenix would be a better alternative over rails for you
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Two years of Elixir at the Outline
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23k LOC of Elixir in Production: What We Learned
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Author here! Would love to hear which topics y'all would like to hear more about.
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Two years of Elixir at the Outline
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Oh man, I wonder how your opinions would change if you used a language with great first class testing. Elixir's unit testing framework is part of the language, and is excellent. https://hexdocs.pm/ex_unit/master&#x
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Whats up with the do/while loops? Does that just make the return syntactically valid? Apologies, its been a while since I've touched C/C++
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Its 404ing, did they take it down?
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I mean, like i said, it should be treated as a preemptive VM in practice. In reality its not, but for most practical cases, its easier to understand it terms of preemption.
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Maybe on the definition of "preemptive", but it should be treated as a preemptive VM in practice.
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Probably because they predate haskell. In the case of Java, thats not true, but Haskell would have only been 5 years old at the time, and was largely academic.
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The BEAM is a preemptive VM. That means that no one long running process can hog resources. The BEAM was built on a principal of responsiveness since it was originally designed for telephonics. Here's an in depth article on preemption
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Functional programming is not vastly different from other popular programming languages. There is also a wealth of tutorials, books, and interactive learning resources for Elixir that are up to date. I'm not really sure what you'r
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Currently Heroku, but interested in deploying into GCP with Kubernetes and Distillery
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I joined my company in a large part because the CTO wanted to build the company with Elixir. Two years later that has proved to be a fantastic choice and it has not hindered hiring in any way. In fact, most candidates are very excited about
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How to beat LinkedIn: The Game
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Thanks for reading, we're going to have a product blog set up on https://theoutline.com in the coming months. That will be hosted on Elixir/Phoenix.
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The Microservices Misconception
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Beyond Functions in Elixir: Refactoring for Maintainability
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Beyond Functions in Elixir: Refactoring for Maintainability
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Wi-Fi hacking is nothing new
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What isn’t Telegram saying about its connections to the Kremlin?
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The Node.js community is embroilled in controversy over the Code of Conduct
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The Secret Passions of Git Checkout
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Hey franciscop, I'm a dev at the Outline. Can you tell me which browser version / device you are on? Thanks for the feedback
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