Programming Phoenix 1.4: Productive -> Reliable -> Fast

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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
	José Valim
	Bruce Tate
	Chris McCord
Preface
	Is This Book for You?
	About this Book
	Online Resources
1. Introducing Phoenix
	Productive
	Concurrent
	Beautiful Code
	Interactive
	Reliable
Part I—Building with Functional MVC
	2. The Lay of the Land
		Simple Functions
		Installing Your Development Environment
		Creating a Throwaway Project
		Building a Feature
		Going Deeper: The Request Pipeline
		Wrapping Up
	3. Controllers
		Understanding Controllers
		Building a Controller
		Coding Views
		Using Helpers
		Showing a User
		Wrapping Up
	4. Ecto and Changesets
		Understanding Ecto
		Defining the User Schema and Migration
		Using the Repository to Add Data
		Building Forms
		Creating Resources
		Wrapping Up
	5. Authenticating Users
		Preparing for Authentication
		Managing Registration Changesets
		Creating Users
		The Anatomy of a Plug
		Writing an Authentication Plug
		Implementing Login and Logout
		Presenting User Account Links
		Wrapping Up
	6. Generators and Relationships
		Using Generators
		Building Relationships
		Managing Related Data
		In-context Relationships
		Wrapping Up
	7. Ecto Queries and Constraints
		Seeding and Associating Categories
		Diving Deeper into Ecto Queries
		Constraints
		Wrapping Up
	8. Testing MVC
		Understanding ExUnit
		Testing Contexts
		Using Ecto Sandbox for Test Isolation and Concurrency
		Integration Tests
		Unit-Testing Plugs
		Testing Views and Templates
		Wrapping Up
Part II—Writing Interactive and Maintainable Applications
	9. Watching Videos
		Watching Videos
		Adding JavaScript
		Creating Slugs
		Wrapping Up
	10. Using Channels
		The Channel
		Phoenix Clients with ES6
		Preparing Our Server for the Channel
		Creating the Channel
		Sending and Receiving Events
		Socket Authentication
		Persisting Annotations
		Handling Disconnects
		Tracking Presence on a Channel
		Wrapping Up
	11. Observer and Umbrellas
		Introspecting Applications with Observer
		Using Umbrellas
		Extracting Rumbl and RumblWeb
		Wrapping Up
	12. OTP
		Managing State with Processes
		Building GenServers for OTP
		Designing an Information System with OTP
		Building the Wolfram Info System
		Integrating OTP Services with Channels
		Wrapping Up
	13. Testing Channels and OTP
		Testing the Information System
		Isolating Wolfram
		Adding Tests to Channels
		Authenticating a Test Socket
		Communicating with a Test Channel
		Wrapping Up
	14. What\'s Next?
		Other Interesting Features
		Phoenix LiveView
		Phoenix PubSub 2.0
		Phoenix and Telemetry Integration
		Good Luck!
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