Functional web with elixir and elm in phoenix
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We may be more familiar with Java or .Net based web development but in the era of Microservices, we've got a chance to play with alternatives. In the rise of functional approaches it worth to mention a new way of development for web with emphasis on immutability, rich interactions, high performance and availability with Elm and Elixir in Phoenix.
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In most cases it could be achieved by redundancy in application design and set of patterns and approaches to software design.
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