A personal tech teardown of Migo Games using Elixir/Phoenix on Fly.io with Postgres via Crunchy Bridge, arguing AI enables lean, scalable native iOS/macOS performance over web, while highlighting architecture choices and distribution challenges.
A technical benchmark-driven comparison of Rendezvous hashing (HRW) versus ExHashRing in Elixir, showing stateless HRW is competitive at small node counts but scales poorly with large node counts, while a skeleton-based HRW and ExHashRing with vnodes offer different trade-offs.
Technical comparison of BEAM's :atomics vs :counters with per-scheduler memory, atomic operations, and benchmarks guiding when to use each.
LuArrow.lua is a Lua library that provides true pipeline operators and Haskell-style function composition, with installation via LuaRocks, MIT licensing, and extensive docs plus example usage.
Subscribe for real-time topic updates and unlimited access to our intelligence platform.