A RAG for Elixir in Elixir
· 9 min read
Joel Koch
Neural Network NavigatorThis is the third post of a series on using a RAG information system for your team's codebase. Find out how you can implement a local RAG system in Elixir.
8 posts tagged with "Elixir"
View All TagsHow to use Jina embeddings in Elixir with Bumblebee
· 17 min read
Joel Koch
Neural Network NavigatorThe jina embedding models stand out. Don't let a missing model implementation stop you from realizing your awesome AI project in Elixir.
A RAG for Elixir
· 11 min read
Christoph Beck
Head of Intergalactic Mischief
Max Mulatz
Whitespace wrestler on a functional fieldtrip
Joshua Bauer
10-finger penguin-masseurThis is the second post of a series on using a RAG information system for your team's codebase. Find out how the LLM can read and understand Elixir code and start a conversation about your codebase with the LLM.
Idempotent seeds in Elixir
· 4 min read
Agathe Lenclen
Pattern Matching Sandwich ArtistRun your seeds a million times with deterministic UUIDs in Elixir.
A quick SFTP server in Elixir
· 10 min read
Max Mulatz
Whitespace wrestler on a functional fieldtrip
Andreas Knöpfle
Assistant code archeology officerUtilizing the Erlang ecosystem to set up a quick SFTP server in Elixir.
Configuring Phoenix apps: Two small adjustments with big effects
· 9 min read
Malte Rohde
Runtime optimized Keyboard YodelerShowcasing two small techniques that improve your happiness when working with Phoenix application configuration.
ChromicPDF: Generating PDF/A files with Chrome, Ghostscript, and Elixir
· 11 min read
Malte Rohde
Runtime optimized Keyboard YodelerProgrammatically generating PDF documents is a common requirement in many of our client projects at bitcrowd. While in Ruby there is a multitude of battle-proven libraries to choose from, the PDF library landscape in the Elixir/Erlang ecosystem is just beginning to evolve. Today, we introduce ChromicPDF, a fast and convenient Chrome-based HTML-to-PDF converter, written in Elixir.
Introducing SSHKit
· 3 min read
Paul Meinhardt
Hi-tech-deep-diverThis blog post is the first in a series detailing our work on SSH support for Elixir and Erlang/OTP.