Opensource Projects Using AshFramework as Learning Resource

I’m aware of 2 such projects, are there others?

git: GitHub - team-alembic/realworld: A fullstack Phoenix LiveView application with backend built with Ash Framework · GitHub
demo: https://realworld-ash.fly.dev/

git: GitHub - ash-project/ash_hq: The Ash Framework homepage and documentation site. · GitHub
demo: https://ash-hq.org/

git: GitHub - zachdaniel/twitter: A tiny example app used to show some features of Ash in a LiveView Mastery youtube video · GitHub
demo: /

I saw this project mentioned recently: GitHub - orcasound/orcasite: Live-listening web app -- http://live.orcasound.net ⭐ · GitHub

I have an open-source project that uses Ash, but it is VERY early days, and to be frank, I’ve been focused on a new job the last few months.

I have plans to reignite my work here in 2024 but time will tell.

GitHub - dewetblomerus/red: Practice spelling Red Words · GitHub

GitHub - jarlah/ash-activity-planner · GitHub
GitHub - mrdotb/leagueofreplays: 👁 Record & Replay league of legends games · GitHub

https://github.com/michaelst/spendable

I was looking for something along the lines of an “Awesome Ash Framework” thread, and found this. Nice!

I also have an open-source project that uses Ash , which I abandoned for a while due to time constraints, I have continued to work on now. The code is nothing elegant tbh at the moment :grinning: it’s just a stream of my consciousness. I will be doing major refactoring and adding new features. @zorn has done a good job describing his Studyhall project in readme :smiley: so I will copy his homework, and feedback is welcome.

I found this project on GitHub. As far as I understand this project was created for readers of “Ash Framework” book.
Important note: do not use the “main” branch as it is empty. Use the latest mentioned chapter in the branches list.

https://github.com/sevenseacat/tunez

It was! It’s the starter app for readers to clone and start building in, and the code that gets built is what you see in the branches.

I’d recommend the book tbh, I think it’s pretty good :wink:

It’s by far the best book on Ash, thats for sure :slight_smile:

Seriously, 100% recommended.