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Build your custom Phoenix phx.new generator
I’m showing you how you can customise the phx.new generator to give you a new Phoenix project the way YOU want it. In this post I show you an example of how we can add Oban preinstalled and configured to new Phoenix projects.
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In this case copy-paste
makes sense, but making step-by-step guide describing each part of generator helps a lot understanding how everything works. Look that changes in existing repositories are much easier if you have some experience in production
. Therefore I would not recommend it for new developers.
Somebody may not agree with me and they may have a solid arguments for it, but I’m used to think in long term. What would happen if new developers would “learn” to copy-paste existing code and only slightly modify it for their needs. Do you have a red light already? No? What about I would mention AI
-based generators?
Also there is one part missing. It would be worth mentioning how to publish
said archive to hex
server.
That’s said … In general I did not heard about many Elixir
generators and writing the article about it is amazing idea!
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