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Passkeys in Rails: The end of passwords?
Discover the future of online security with passkeys, by learning to code your own solution in Rails using webauthn-ruby or devise-passkeys for enhanced digital protection.
Phoenix 1.7: A Major Step for the Phoenix Framework
Discover the exciting features of Phoenix 1.7 that will change and improve your development experience.
Let's benchmark some Admin Toolkits!
Discover how we benchmarked some Typescript admin toolkits (including Strapi, Hasura, React-Admin, and Directus) to save time and be more productive!
Fast and stable test suite
Goodbye, slow, flaky test suites. Save development time and Continuous Integration (CI) costs while getting fast, reliable feedback in the development cycle.
Create pull requests for your GitHub Wiki
Keep GitHub Wiki content changes reviewable, traceable, and centralized for better team collaboration with GitHub Actions, by following this step-by-step guide!
Generating Test Data in Phoenix application using ExMachina & Faker
The purpose behind factories usage in testing and how to use ExMachina & Faker to setup test data in an Elixir Phoenix project.
Getting Started with RediSearch
Hands-On and Deep-Dive into RediSearch, a full-text search offering by Redis.
Hosting providers for Elixir and Phoenix applications
Learn all about the pros and cons of the major hosting providers to deploy Elixir and Phoenix applications. Let’s explore the best hosting solutions for Elixir.
The journey on choosing Elixir background job tooling
Learn all about choosing the best tooling to implement background jobs in Elixir applications encompassing the built-in features like GenServer and third-party libraries.
Provision k3s on Google Cloud with Terraform and k3sup
Quickly provision 4-node production-ready Kubernetes cluster by k3s with help from Terraform and k3sup utility
Pretty URLs in Rails without a gem
Deep dive into 3 different ways in implementing pretty URLs in Rails application going from simple to advanced use cases.
Let's play design patterns: Form Objects
Form Objects are a great addition to the toolbox provided by Rails. Follow our step-by-step guide to start building better applications!
