Elixir
Viget’s Development team leverages Elixir, a functional programming language, combined with the popular Phoenix framework to quickly build applications that are both scalable and maintainable. Elixir + Phoenix runs on a mature community of users, open-source code, and established infrastructures — it’s no wonder companies using this tech stack include Adobe, Pinterest, Slack, Bleacher Report, and Toyota.
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More Processes, Less Hardware
Elixir is a functional programming language, which promotes a coding philosophy for short, fast, and maintainable code. Elixir executes its code in small, lightweight processes, which allows thousands of processes to run concurrently on less hardware than a typical Rails app would require.
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A Growing Ecosystem
Elixir ships with fantastic tooling and the growing open-source contributions means we can build and ship software faster. And since Elixir runs on the Erlang VM, which is used by companies such as Heroku and WhatsApp, we can leverage 30 years of libraries and best practices to ship world-class software.
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Update Your Users as Changes Happen
With the Phoenix web framework providing first-class support for WebSockets, we are able to push content updates to a user as they happen, in real-time. Whether it’s an online multiplayer gaming experience or a collaborative piece of software, Phoenix allows us to provide real-time support to our applications easily.
Our Thoughts
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How to Setup Elixir for CircleCI Success
Zachary Porter
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WebSockets with Elixir - How to Sync Multiple Clients
Eli Fatsi
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Phoenix and React: A Killer Combo
Eli Fatsi
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Introducing JamBells: Start a Holiday Handbell Choir with Your Phone
Curt Arledge
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Announcing... Gifbowl!
Kate Studwell
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OTP: a Functional Approach (or Three)
David Eisinger