Introducing Raxx, an Elixir Webserver Interface
summary
Raxx is an experimental Elixir webserver interface that implements a plain HTTP request/response model and removes Plug’s connection owning PID so handlers stay purer. It models request and response are plain maps, splits URLs into path split into segments for pattern-matching routing, includes a response shape of status headers body plus a sneaky errors field, and adds pure streaming callbacks that mimic GenServer style. The library actually runs and demonstrates both simple handlers and streaming.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40Plug em
- 0:58Motivation
- 1:43Status HTTP
- 1:59Simple HTTP
- 2:34Quest Object
- 2:50Elixir
- 3:32Response
- 4:05Controller
- 5:10Streaming
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