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After my last post about GenStage, this one's a visual explainer of how Elixir's Broadway works and all the knobs you can use to tune pipelines.
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Concurrency gives us more workers; demand tells us when to stop sending them work.
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How I experimented with building support for Redis Cluster into Redix (Elixir's Redis client) without writing code, solely relying on AI tooling.
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Two BEAM escape hatches for counting fast—shared, mutable, off-heap integer arrays.
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How we are periodically dumping metrics about our most demanding BEAM processes into an easy-to-query ClickHouse table.
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My own sort of "wrapped" for the 2025 year.
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It can be hard to keep tests asynchronous as Elixir applications grow in size and complexity.
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Inspired by others doing this, here's a writeup of the things I use—mostly tech—2024 edition.
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This is how we significantly improved compilation time for Elixir projects that use Gettext, using a few metaprogramming tricks and ten years of Elixir experience since we wrote the first version of this library.
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A quick walkthrough on how to verify JWTs coming from Apple's App Store APIs using Elixir.
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This is an overview of the HTTP clients we have available in Elixir, as well as when to use each one.
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I'm publishing a new video series about network programming in Elixir, where I solve the networking puzzles on Protohackers.
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An experiment in solving AoC 2022 with Rust and some AI (GitHub Copilot and OpenAI's ChatGPT).
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Are database migrations good?
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An overview of how we test Elixir applications that interact with AWS.
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A short look at mixing property-based tests and example-based tests to get the best of both worlds.
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A look into the RabbitMQ topology (exchanges, queues, bindings) and Elixir architecture that we use to perform RPCs over RabbitMQ.
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A look at process pools and how to build routing pools (as opposed to checkout pools) using Elixir's built-in Registry.
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How we're managing, evolving, and sharing Protobuf schemas across several services and programming languages.
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How we can use the gen_statem behaviour to implement a resilient state machine that holds a connection to an external service.