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Rust integration in the Elixir Phoenix framework
Anyone looking to build fault-tolerant web applications should consider using the Phoenix framework. Written in Elixir and making full use of the Erlang Open Telecom Platform, it simplifies a lot of the configuration aspects of the application, while remaining very flexible for some low-level adjustments. On top of all these great features, Elixir and Rust enjoy a fairly mature interop library called Rustler. In this post, we will run through an example of how to integrate Rust functions in a Phoenix-powered website.
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