Phoenix 1.3 is pure love for API development

Re:Phoenix 1.3 is pure love for API development by the_common_man on Saturday March 04, 2017 @12:07AM (#13789393)

Best part for me is the new fallback controller plug. Really well done. That and the centralized error list. This is one of the things which is miss in Go (I think this is the same in Rust, but I am not an expert).

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Re:Phoenix 1.3 is pure love for API development by philfra on Saturday March 04, 2017 @04:06AM (#13790065)

Be careful: that is a framework, not a language feature.

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Re:Phoenix 1.3 is pure love for API development by the_common_man on Saturday March 04, 2017 @02:16PM (#13792403)

Is a language useful without useful frameworks around it?

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Re:Phoenix 1.3 is pure love for API development by namelos on Wednesday March 15, 2017 @01:09AM (#13873959)

I believe at least most of those lisp dialects are useful without any frameworks. You get view template with s-expr for free instead of erb/ejs/eex. And you are basically composing everything like plug in elixir very easily. However, the down side of not having a major framework is community does not have same context to discuss and share, which keeps almost every lisp dialect remains out of mainstream.

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Re:Phoenix 1.3 is pure love for API development by philfra on Sunday March 05, 2017 @06:49AM (#13795596)

Most of the time not, but the comparison of a specific feature of phoenix and go as a programming language is not valid.

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