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https://www.google.com/search?q=rails+is+dead

Take a look at how many non-rails developers spend their time proving that Ruby and Rails are dead.

No, not at all.

To be clear. I am not forcing her to use that app to much. We do that as much as she likes. And I can see she has fun seeing "a cat moving along the street".

I do it from time time. it does not take much effort. I think it's the question of self-discipline

To be honest I don't know yet =)

But I also curious why where is no devise-like library, because both Elixir and Devise comes from Plataformatec

Great suggestions. Thanks. Cannot promise anything right now, but I hope I will get to those topics someday.

You are right, I need to update the readme.

I have started the series of articles about learning Phoenix and the Prater is the example application I'm using to cover different topics in my learning way.

Prater is the chat application which should help me to cover many different topics about Phoenix and Elixir.

The series of articles are starting here http://whatdidilearn.info/2018/01/14/phoenix-first-steps.htm... or you can filter by [Phoenix] tag to see all related articles http://whatdidilearn.info/tags#Phoenix

I've started blogging not that long ago. I'm using jekyll and GitHub pages. Works fine so far for me.

http://whatdidilearn.info

Yes. That is correct. I am going to cover Agents, Tasks and OTP in the following articles. I thought the article would be too big if I cover all three topics at once.

I think you are right. Good point.

I am also in the process of learning, so your reply is a valuable for me.

Thanks

But does reliability in Elixir/Erlang come only from processes or is it result of the "teamwork" of several features of the platform itself?

The page is not working in Safari for me. I was struggling for a bit to understand that.