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distributed-elixir-examples
Code examples for the "Three real-world examples of distributed Elixir" blog series
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InfluxDB
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Just like we did in the previous part, we are going to be copy the DownloadManager.{HordeRegistry, HordeSupervisor, NodeObserver} modules from the previous example source code repository, and pasting them into out brand new project, renaming their namespace accordingly to VersionObserver.*. We have to make a subtle change in the NodeObserver module, though:
This module consists of a Version struct based on the semantic versioning specification and two helper functions:
Frontend-wise, we are going to get rid of Phoenix's default webpack set up in favor of Parcel, which is faster and does not need any additional configuration whatsoever:
A JavaScript single-page application built using Elm, containing the user interface.