Quick and dirty example of Elixir/Phoenix website using websocket channels to communicate between JS front-end and Elixir back-end.
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elixir_channels_demo

Quick and dirty example of Elixir/Phoenix website using websocket channels to communicate between JS front-end and Elixir back-end.

Quick Startup:

mix deps.get

Then:

mix phx.server

or:

iex -S mix phx.server