I am a seasoned Elixir developer with expertise spanning the Phoenix framework, LiveView, and comprehensive knowledge in building modern, scalable applications. I am proficient in creating full-stack solutions and crafting complex backend systems using a microservice architecture where Elixir excels in concurrency and fault tolerance. My experience includes integrating Rails microservices for specialized tasks like PDF generation and Excel parsing, ensuring seamless communication between different technologies.
I am skilled in utilizing Phoenix’s latest updates, including core components, changesets for data validation, and embedding templates for modular design. My work emphasizes real-time capabilities with LiveView, demonstrated in projects such as polling apps and web interfaces with dynamic form submissions and validations.
My technical writing is geared toward making complex topics accessible, covering areas such as task supervision, recursive programming with tail-end optimization, Erlang NIFs for performance, and Kubernetes orchestration. I am also passionate about mentoring Ruby developers transitioning to Elixir, focusing on practical comparisons and clear code examples.
With a deep understanding of cryptographic implementations, I have experience building secure, anonymous voting systems and am adept at designing scalable solutions involving PubSub for real-time interactions and reliable state management.
In addition, I am fluent in creating custom authentication systems using Guardian and Bcrypt, structuring API-first applications with token-based security, and employing Phoenix Plugs for extensible middleware. My toolkit includes a preference for clean code principles, batch processing for optimal data handling, and proactive error handling through Supervisors and task management.
I am not only adept at building solutions but also at conveying their design through articles and presentations, bridging technical depth with audience comprehension. I continually explore new territories like Kubernetes for container orchestration and delve into using LLMs for collaborative development.