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ElixirDaze 2016 - Processing 2.7 million images with Elixir (vs Ruby) by David Padilla

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Programming languagesSystems programmingElixir and ErlangPerformance and optimizationConcurrency and parallelism

David Padilla compares Elixir and Ruby for processing millions of images, sharing architectural insights and performance results.

Processing 2.7 million images with Elixir (vs Ruby) by David Padilla

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What people say. Recommended as inspiration for building image processing servers and understanding Elixir's performance advantages over Ruby.

u/ordinaryhatin r/elixir • Recommends

On “Understanding and loving Elixir in Action but”

I might have a neat idea that I was toying with while thinking of an example: With inspiration from: link to this video What a about a simple image processing server that applies different filters (grayscale, blur, etc.) to images that you link to or upload. You could eventually hook this up to a html5 form or whatever for uploading but could also just focus on the processing part for the mean time. So the goal is that you as a user could upload a number of images in a 'batch' and these would get processed by a few workers. When the work is finished, you could store the result somewhere or could maybe send an email to the user (Mailgun and an elixir mailgun (https://github.com/chrismccord/mailgun)…

u/singhamin r/elixir • Recommends

On “Image processing with C and Elixir (Help)”

I really liked this talk. [ElixirDaze 2016 - Processing 2.7 million images with Elixir (vs Ruby) by David Padilla] Code is available here. It uses Mogrify though. https://github.com/dabit/elixir_images