Why elixir for an embedded device? Elixir treats binary as a data type. Sending a binary stream to a device can be trivial and elegant. Pretend that we have a device that requires 17 bits per message (like a MCP3008 analog input). We can send a start bit, followed by a mode bit, then 3 bits for sensor id, then 12 bits of empty bits, in a very succinct way1:

It was hard to find a concise example of playing a short audio sound in an iOS application using Swift 3. I write one such example here for posterity:

My phoenix-based project uses two Dockerfiles. There is one for local development and CI and another one for production. Ideally I would want one Dockerfile; use the same image for local and production. But ease of development is also important.

My Elixir/Phoenix application uses docker-compose and mysql. I decided on CircleCI for continuous-integration (CI) for its free container support. There were a few problems making it all run inside the CircleCI container environment.

If you are using Arquillian with JBoss AS7.x and get the following exception: