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ElixirConf 2016 - Keynote by Chris McCord

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Chris McCord introduces the upcoming features of Phoenix 1.3, focusing on directory structure changes and umbrella projects.

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u/chrismccordin r/elixir • Recommends

ElixirConf 2016 - Keynote by Chris McCord
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u/saltyrefrigeratorin r/elixir • Mentions

Phoenix 1.3 - What's Coming? Does anyone have a list of what's expected/coming in Phoenix 1.3? I've heard about a new file hierarchy, but that's about it. Also, I tried to watch this video (link to this video but I couldn't understand half of what he was saying due to audio issues.
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u/wabberin r/elixir • Mentions

On “Does any other language or framework have anything like the Presence module from Elixir's Phoenix framework?”

You might wanna watch Chris's talk from last year He talks more in details about what makes Phoenix Presence unique around 25 minutes in. The videos have very low audio quality due to some technical difficulties.
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u/cevadoin r/elixir • Mentions

On “Best resource for improving architecture/design of Elixir/OTP and Phoenix projects”

…ing Maru, "pure" OTP application? > What parts of my project should go into a separate application? The beauty of building an OTP application is that if you structure your Supervision Tree delegating responsabilities to the right "branch" of the tree it can easily be splitted into different applications, I would recomend this talk by Jose Valim: link to this video > How can i structure my Phoenix project into separate applications, like a Umbrella project in Mix? Chris McCord addressed that exactly here in this keynote at ElixirConf 2016: link to this video > How can i apply DDD principles using OTP or Phoenix? You can use it to design your Supervision Tree. I think the Jose Valim talk and the OTP Design Pr…
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u/rubyonhenryin r/elixir • Mentions

On “Is it possible to have an alternate directory hierarchy for phoenix apps?”

The layout I used is the same as any new mix project. Chris talks about it in the upcoming release of v1.3 link to this video
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