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Hammer makes it easy to add rate-limiting to your Elixir Phoenix application.
Alchemist's Edition
In this episode we’ll learn how to use Phoenix 1.7 to build a JSON API.
If you’re using components in your application, PhoenixStorybook provides an easy way to add a storybook-like UI for them. In this episode, we’ll learn how to add PhoenixStorybook to an application.
In this episode, we’re building an application to fetch timezones based on latitude and longitude coordinates using the TzWorld package. Along the way, we’ll use schemaless Ecto changesets in a Phoenix LiveView.
In this episode we’ll use the HtmlSanitizeEx package to help protect an Elixir application that uses Phoenix against malicious code execution.
LiveView streams make it easy to manage collections of data on the client without keeping resources on the server. In this episode, we’ll rewrite an existing LiveView to use streams.
In this episode we’ll add the Trix rich text editor to an existing Phoenix application.
In this episode we’ll use Swoosh and Phoenix Swoosh to send emails.
There’s a new way to write routes in Phoenix 1.7. In this episode, we’ll re-write some routes using verified routes.
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