
ALT A screenshot of an in-progress game of a Minesweeper clone called "Mowing". Several squares are revealed bordered by counts of "mines" which are "seeds" in this game. Beyond the counts are squares that haven't been revealed yet. The status shows there are 30 seeds and 0 squares have been flagged.

ALT A screenshot of an Elixir Livebook programming notebook showing snippets of code and diagrams for a machine learning model implementation. The top is a flowchart showing that the model has three steps: iris features to dense_0 to softmax_0. The middle code block defines a stream function to repeatedly emit the same set of data. The last code block declares a model training loop with a fixed number of iterations over the training dataset. The output of the last code block shows metrics for each iteration as the machine learning model is trained.

ALT “It’s true, you can build these kinds of applications without Phoenix, but building them without the guarantees of isolation and concurrency is never pleasant. The results will almost universally be infected with reliability and scalability problems, and your users will never be as satisfied as you’d like to make them.” Excerpt From Programming Phoenix ≥ 1.4 Chris McCord, Bruce Tate, José Valim This material may be protected by copyright.







