Open source libraries, apps, and experiments.
I’m a member of the Ash Framework core team, and most of my open source work these days lives somewhere in the Ash ecosystem. Here are some of the things I’ve built.
Data tables, lists and grids for Ash resources in Phoenix LiveView
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Cinder turns complex data table requirements into simple, declarative markup. It reads your Ash resources to pick sensible filters (enums become selects, dates become range pickers), and handles sorting, pagination, relationships and URL state for bookmarkable views - with table, list and grid layouts, theming, and translations.
A reference encyclopedia for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
Every quest, NPC, item, spell and line of dialogue from Morrowind and its expansions, dug out of the game’s binary data files with Elixir, modelled with Ash and PostgreSQL, and browsable with LiveView. The subject of my Goatmire Elixir talk, Video Game Archaeology with Elixir.
The music database app you build in the Ash Framework book
The starter app for Ash Framework, which readers grow chapter by chapter into a full app with search, authentication, authorisation, APIs and real-time notifications.
Plus a pile of example repos for blog posts, and contributions to other projects - all on GitHub.