In my previous blog on the Note-taking app, we missed harnessing the most important feature of Phoenix LiveView i.e real-time update. What does that mean? It means to do an update in your application screen without explicitly refreshing your applicat...
This blog is a continuation of a two-part blog. This is going to be part 2. In the previous blog, we've seen the designing of the process layer (Boundary Layer) of the application. We implemented the GenServer and started it with Supervisor. We also ...
Phoenix Liveview is a new library that works with Phoenix and provides real-time user experiences with server-rendered HTML. The library documentation itself says LiveView provides rich, real-time user experiences with server-rendered HTML. In this b...
Suppose, you are having a web application that has the feature to open a camera. For a Laptop or desktop machine, it is fine to access the one camera you are having. What if you are accessing the same web app on mobile or tablet, wouldn't it be cool ...
Scaling node applications can be tricky. It isn’t an easy topic. It requires lots of expertise both in terms of having knowledge about node nuances and how to manage resources. You can scale your application either by Vertical Scaling or by Horizonta...
Imagine you are working on an application that has multiple models (Tables) and each table has some columns. Your manager came up with a requirement to add a new column in one table, say User table. The new column you have asked to add is user_type o...
