Repository of miscellaneous Elixir code.
exercism Solutions to Exercism problems.
2018-advent-of-code In December 2018, I did a week of Advent of Code in Elixir before getting too busy to continue.
samples Some sanitized modules pulled from work code in order to capture some examples of code I've written.
game_of_life Toying around with Conway's Game of Life back in June 2021, but not in a working state. Was digging into optimizing for indexed access, but got busy with non-game life.
Rundown of other Elixir code I've pushed up to GitHub.
Project using the Riot Games API.
https://github.com/defndaines/summoners_tail?target=https://github.com
2022-03-06
Project which monitors USGS earthquake information and notifies subscribers via webhooks.
https://github.com/defndaines/jishin?target=https://github.com
2022-03-05
Personal dataset of movie reviews from a personal website I maintained up until April 2007.
https://github.com/defndaines/eiga/tree/main/phoenix/eiga?target=https://github.com
2021-12-21
Playing around with Absinthe and GraphQL to expose the movie data with relationships.
https://github.com/defndaines/eiga/tree/main/maru_sqlite?target=https://github.com
2017-03-18
RESTful interface to movie and review data using Maru, which was a lightweight API framework that's no longer actively maintained.
https://github.com/defndaines/meat_bar?target=https://github.com
2016-11-27
Simple REST-like service for tracking and analyzing Meat Bar consumption by registered users. This was a take-home project for a job I was applying for, so the functionality is aligned with that company's expectations.
https://github.com/defndaines/to_do?target=https://github.com
2016-09-26
Simple JSON API (using RESTful principles) that helps users manage tasks. This was a take-home project for a job I was applying for, so the functionality is aligned with that company's expectations.
https://github.com/defndaines/logger_logstash_backend?target=https://github.com
2015-06-08
This was an attempt to mimic the behavior of the lager_logstash_backend, but
for Elixir. The company I worked at at the time was using Logstash with
Erlang, but also had some Elixir code (using v0.12 of Phoenix). We ended up
finding a better way to solve the problem.