Programming Phoenix ≥ 1.4 (for paul simth) by McCord, Chris -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Programming Phoenix ≥ 1.4

About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Change History

B8.0: June 13, 2019 B7.0: March 19, 2019 B6.0: January 25, 2019 B5.0: October 19, 2018 B4.0: August 15, 2018 B3.0: August 2, 2018 B2.0: Jun 27, 2018 B1.0: May 23, 2018

Preface

Is This Book for You? About this Book Online Resources

Chapter 1: Introducing Phoenix

Productive Concurrent Beautiful Code Interactive Reliable

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

Understanding Controllers 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 In-context Relationships Wrapping Up

Chapter 7: Ecto Queries and Constraints

Seeding and Associating Categories Diving Deeper into Ecto Queries Constraints Wrapping Up

Chapter 8: Testing MVC

Understanding ExUnit Testing Contexts Using Ecto Sandbox for Test Isolation and Con currency Integration Tests Unit-Testing Plugs Testing Views and Templates 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 Tracking Presence on a Channel Wrapping Up

Chapter 11: Observer and Umbrellas

Introspecting Applications with Observer Using Umbrellas Extracting Rumbl and RumblWeb Wrapping Up

Chapter 12: OTP

Managing State with Processes Building GenServers for OTP Designing an Information System with OTP Building the Wolfram Info System Integrating OTP Services with Channels 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 Phoenix LiveView Phoenix PubSub 2.0 Phoenix and Telemetry Integration Good Luck