Programming Phoenix by McCord, Chris -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Programming Phoenix

About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Early Praise for Programming Phoenix Acknowledgments

José Valim Bruce Tate Chris McCord

Chapter 1: Introducing Phoenix

Fast Concurrent Beautiful Code Interactive Reliable Is This Book for You? Online Resources

Part 1: Building with Functional MVC

Chapter 2: The Lay of the Land

Simple Functions Installing Your Development Environment Creating a Throwaway Project Building a Feature Going Deeper: The Request Pipeline Wrapping Up

Chapter 3: Controllers, Views, and Templates

The Controller Creating Some Users Building a Controller Coding Views Using Helpers Showing a User Wrapping Up

Chapter 4: Ecto and Changesets

Understanding Ecto Defining the User Schema and Migration Using the Repository to Add Data Building Forms Creating Resources Wrapping Up

Chapter 5: Authenticating Users

Preparing for Authentication Managing Registration Changesets Creating Users The Anatomy of a Plug Writing an Authentication Plug Implementing Login and Logout Presenting User Account Links Wrapping Up

Chapter 6: Generators and Relationships

Using Generators Building Relationships Managing Related Data Wrapping Up

Chapter 7: Ecto Queries and Constraints

Adding Categories Diving Deeper into Ecto Queries Constraints Wrapping Up

Chapter 8: Testing MVC

Understanding ExUnit Using Mix to Run Phoenix Tests Integration Tests Unit-Testing Plugs Testing Views and Templates Splitting Side Effects in Model Tests Wrapping Up

Part 2: Writing Interactive and Maintainable Applications

Chapter 9: Watching Videos

Watching Videos Adding JavaScript Creating Slugs Wrapping Up

Chapter 10: Using Channels

The Channel Phoenix Clients with ES6 Preparing Our Server for the Channel Creating the Channel Sending and Receiving Events Socket Authentication Persisting Annotations Handling Disconnects Wrapping Up

Chapter 11: OTP

Managing State with Processes Building GenServers for OTP Supervision Strategies Designing an Information System with OTP Building the Wolfram Info System Wrapping Up

Chapter 12: Observer and Umbrellas

Introspecting with Observer Using Umbrellas Wrapping Up

Chapter 13: Testing Channels and OTP

Testing the Information System Isolating Wolfram Adding Tests to Channels Authenticating a Test Socket Communicating with a Test Channel Wrapping Up

Chapter 14: What’s Next?

Other Interesting Features What’s Coming Next Good Luck