The biggest lesson I learned from the "Let it fail" philosophy, is to distinguish expected errors and unexpected errors. So we can safely ignore the unexpected, and only handle the expected errors in our business logic.
Posts Tagged with 'elixir'
There are a bunch of operations you may want to perform before the rendered response in conn is sent to the client, such as minification. In this post I'll show you how to do it easily.
ElixirFocus provides educational content for Elixir developers looking to evolve their coding skills.
Elixir news and status updates from the community for Elixir and Phoenix
Daniel is a Full Stack Engineer who outside work hours is usually found working on side projects or blogging about the Software Engineering world.
The macro Ecto Query dynamic/2 allows you to build query fragments and interpolate them into one large query. We get easy-to-manage query building in an accessible way. It allows you to control the parameters from the user and transparently create filtering of data stored in the database.
Elixir news and status updates from the community for Elixir and Phoenix
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A simple setup for configuring an Elixir project.