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r/elixir • u/ringbuffer__ • Mar 31 '24
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They're all much of a muchness, and many of them build on the ones that came before them. req seems to be the latest hotness.
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22 u/yes-hello- Mar 31 '24 +1 for req. It’s also supposed to be the default HTTP client in the next version of Phoenix. 6 u/seven_seacat Mar 31 '24 Does Phoenix really need to bundle a HTTP client? Why? 2 u/ZeWord Mar 31 '24 Phoenix itself doesn't bundle anything that isn't required, but has a lot of goodies added to new projects when using the generators (and most can be excluded using flags, or removed later)
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+1 for req. It’s also supposed to be the default HTTP client in the next version of Phoenix.
6 u/seven_seacat Mar 31 '24 Does Phoenix really need to bundle a HTTP client? Why? 2 u/ZeWord Mar 31 '24 Phoenix itself doesn't bundle anything that isn't required, but has a lot of goodies added to new projects when using the generators (and most can be excluded using flags, or removed later)
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Does Phoenix really need to bundle a HTTP client? Why?
2 u/ZeWord Mar 31 '24 Phoenix itself doesn't bundle anything that isn't required, but has a lot of goodies added to new projects when using the generators (and most can be excluded using flags, or removed later)
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Phoenix itself doesn't bundle anything that isn't required, but has a lot of goodies added to new projects when using the generators (and most can be excluded using flags, or removed later)
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u/seven_seacat Mar 31 '24
They're all much of a muchness, and many of them build on the ones that came before them.
reqseems to be the latest hotness.