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title: "Decoupling Elixir GenServers with Phoenix PubSub"
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description: "A way to make our Genservers more easy to test and maintain by using PubSub"
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description: "A way to make our GenServers more easy to test and maintain by using PubSub"
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pubDate: 2025-06-02
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image: "./assets/elixir.svg"
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@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ Coupling these modules spreads complexity that should be isolated.
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### Coupling in tests
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Coupling doesn't stop in the DoorServer module, it get's propagated into our tests.
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Coupling doesn't stop in the DoorServer module, it gets propagated into our tests.
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Because our `lock` and `unlock` functions cause a series of side effects, we find ourselves having to add extra setup to test them.
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@ -229,9 +229,9 @@ This automatically makes our application more flexible, testable and maintainabl
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It is a generic PubSub library which enables us to implement a publish-subscribe pattern in our Elixir applications.
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It supports distribution by default (pusblishing and subscribing between erlang nodes) and multiple backends including Redis.
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It supports distribution by default (publishing and subscribing between erlang nodes) and multiple backends including Redis.
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Eventhough it explicitly says it is made for the Phoenix framework, it doesn't have any phoenix-related dependencies and can be used on its own.
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Even-though it explicitly says it is made for the Phoenix framework, it doesn't have any phoenix-related dependencies and can be used on its own.
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Also we know Phoenix has been battle tested, so we can be sure Phoenix PubSub too!
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