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Thinking Elixir 167 - Customizing mix phx.new?
Episode 167 of Thinking Elixir. We’ve all run “mix phx.new”, but have you ever thought to customize what that does? We talk with Victor Björklund who explains how we can create customized Phoenix project generators and why we might want to. We also discuss customizing the phoenix generators for our already generated projects. We explore the idea of supporting 3rd-party maintained generators and what that might look like. A fun discussion sure to “generate” ideas for your project!
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