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Build a Redis Protocol Server with Elixir

Need a fast server and client? HTTP too slow? Try the Redis Protocol for lightning fast, low-overhead API calls. It’s easy to implement and nearly every language has mature Redis clients that can connect.

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I really like the theme they are using, anyone know what it is?

Also, as we were talking about syntax on efs, have to say that the Elixir syntax and in that theme looks :heart_eyes:

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