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Thoughts on Phoenix/Elixir? No.110287024
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I want to use it for a multiplayer game server but I'm not sure if this is the best choice. I want to create a multiplayer fake stock market game. I'm assuming websockets will be crucial for this but I have little experience with the web. Is Phoenix/Elixir a good choice for this type of thing? Can I get away with using Node.js / Express.js / ws for this?
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>>110287024
I don't even know what that is. I'm closing the thread.
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For something like this could I just use server sent events and send a post request with their move?
>>110287144
Goodbye.
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