Elixir Mix
Join our weekly discussion of the popular functional language built on top of the Erlang virtual machine. Each week, we discuss the world of Elxiir, Phoenix, OTP, and then BEAM.
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- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 49 minutes
- Episodes
- 300
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
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01:12:25 |
Thu 24 Nov 2022
Understanding Observability in Elixir with Dave Lucia - EMx 195
Dave Lucia is a CTO at a media company called Bitfo, which builds high-quality educational content in the cryptocurrency space. He has been an Elixir Developer for about 6 years. He is the author of …
00:55:19 |
Wed 23 Nov 2022
A Thing or Two About Union Types - EMx 194
The panel dives into how different Union Types apply to Elixir. They share their thoughts and experiences on the topic as well as techniques when writing codes. Sascha also gives a brief background a…
00:47:37 |
Wed 16 Nov 2022
The Release of OpenTelemtery in Erlang/Elixir With Tristan Sloughter - EMx 193
Tristan Sloughter has been an Erlang Developer for over 19 years. In this episode, Tristan joins the show as he talks about their project called “OpenTelemetry release of Erlang/Elixir.” With the use…
00:40:44 |
Thu 03 Nov 2022
CI/CD Pipelines - ELIXIR 192
The Elixir Mix panel they discuss how they run their CI/CD pipelines, how they set them up, how they run, and what they do to make them a valuable part of the development process. They also discuss c…
01:02:28 |
Wed 26 Oct 2022
How to Implement a Disk Cache Plugin for Elixir's Req HTTP Client with Thibaut Barrère - EMX 191
Today we talk with Thibaut Barrère, an independent consultant, working with development, data pipelines, and extract, transform, load (ETL) work. He comes to us with a lot of experience in Elixir, R…
01:10:22 |
Wed 05 Oct 2022
PostgreSQL Queries with Michael Fich - EMx 190
Michael Fich joins the show today to share how he implemented the PostgreSQL schema to enhance the Elixir workflows at his organization, the Score, based in Toronto Canada. Sascha and Allen also pro…
01:06:11 |
Wed 28 Sep 2022
Livebook Desktop with Wojtek Mach - EMx 189
Today we talk with Wojtek Mach from Dashbit, about the Livebook Desktop app, a tool for writing interactive and collaborative code notebooks. Dashbit primarily works with clients, helping companies …
00:55:20 |
Wed 21 Sep 2022
Optimizing the Elixir CI Pipeline with Szymon Soppa - EMx 188
With day-to-day development, it is vital to ensure our workflows are optimized and that developer time is utilized efficiently. Today on the show, Szymon Soppa shares about what we should do with ou…
00:48:57 |
Wed 14 Sep 2022
Type-safe OTP in Gleam with Louis Pilfold - EMx 187
Today we talk with Louis Pilfold, an ex-elixir/Lang developer. Since 2018, Louis has been working on Gleam, and hesitantly admits to being its author. This statically typed language that runs on Er…
01:00:29 |
Wed 07 Sep 2022
What it means to be a Senior - EMx 186
In this episode of the Mix the panelists talk about Seniority. They lay out their own personal journeys towards getting a senior title and how they define seniority for themselves - especially how it…
00:54:03 |
Wed 24 Aug 2022
Domain-Driven Design And Elixir - EMx 185
In today’s all-panelist episode, we take a shot at demystify domain-driven design. We discuss several books and some concepts that stand out in those texts. How easy or hard do Elixir and Phoenix m…
00:53:46 |
Wed 17 Aug 2022
Getting Hired as an Elixir programmer with Adi Iyengar - EMx 184
Today Adi, one of our hosts and the hiring manager at Elixir, talks about the intricacies of applying for a job, and what companies to search out. We talk about the expectations for the applicant, a…
00:42:33 |
Wed 10 Aug 2022
How Quiqup Left Elixir and Then Came Back - EMx 183
In this episode the panel talks to Danny Hawkins - CTO at Quiqup - and his team's journey at Quiqup with Elixir. Danny explains how some of the first things Quiqup built were using Elixir and how the…
00:59:14 |
Wed 27 Jul 2022
Combining GraphQL and LiveView with Abul Asar Sayyad - EMX 182
Today we talk with Abul Asar Sayyad, a software engineer from Mumbai, India. Working for ID Plans, a commercial property management solution. We discuss his blog article about combining GraphQL wit…
00:44:28 |
Wed 20 Jul 2022
Building APIs - EMX 181
In this episode Adi and Sascha dig deeper into what it means to consume and build APIs in Elixir and how a RESTful approach compares to choosing GraphQL as your weapon of choice. Along the way they d…
01:02:17 |
Wed 13 Jul 2022
Effective Software Documentation with Everett Griffiths - EMx 180
Bad documentation wastes time, costs real money, and makes developers unproductive. Documentation might be bad because it is flat-out wrong (typos, references to an older version, etc.), but more of…
01:01:14 |
Wed 06 Jul 2022
All Things Concurrency - EMx 179
In this week’s all-panelist episode, Sascha and Allen tackle the topic of concurrency on The Beam. They discuss parallelism, some things to do and some not to do, and some of the questions and issu…
00:43:14 |
Wed 29 Jun 2022
Animating Error Tags in Phoenix LiveView - EMx 178
David van Leeuwen joins the show to share his perspective about error handling with Phoenix’ LiveView form and keeping implementations that are used to render an input as simple as possible. He also…
01:05:05 |
Wed 22 Jun 2022
Challenges of Scaling and Choosing the Right Tool with Simon Zelazny - EMx 177
In this episode Simon Zelazny joins the mix to talk about his experience in scaling an Elixir and Phython based service to meet a once-in-a-blue-moon demand scenario. The panel and him discuss the ch…
01:08:34 |
Wed 15 Jun 2022
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