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Build Your Own Web Framework in Elixir

You're reading from   Build Your Own Web Framework in Elixir Develop lightning-fast web applications using Phoenix and metaprogramming

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801812542
Length 274 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Aditya Iyengar Aditya Iyengar
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Web Server Fundamentals
2. Chapter 1: Introducing the Cowboy Web Server FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Building an HTTP Server in Elixir 4. Part 2: Router, Controller, and View
5. Chapter 3: Defining Web Application Specifications Using Plug 6. Chapter 4: Working with Controllers 7. Chapter 5: Adding Controller Plugs and Action Fallback 8. Chapter 6: Working with HTML and Embedded Elixir 9. Chapter 7: Working with Views 10. Part 3: DSL Design
11. Chapter 8: Metaprogramming – Code That Writes Code 12. Chapter 9: Controller and View DSL 13. Chapter 10: Building the Router DSL 14. Index

Writing the implementation

In this case, the implementation would be the modules used to define a note struct and play a note, using the aplay command.

Note for non-Linux readers

The aplay command only works for Linux machines with ALSA. If you’re using a Mac or a Windows machine, you can try looking for alternatives to play a note as part of this project. Even if you cannot get a note to play on your machine, it would still be very useful to learn how to build this interface.

Since the goal of this project is to learn how to use metaprogramming, we will focus more of our attention on building the interface. Therefore, I will be glossing over some of the details of the implementation.

Let’s start by creating a new mix project:

$ mix new mix_music

Now, inside our new mix project, let’s define a MixMusic.Note module, which also defines a struct. This module will also be responsible for converting a note to a final frequency with a MixMusic.Note...

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