
Developed a ready-to-run Elixir Phoenix chat application example, showcased in the OvidijusParsiunas/deep-chat repository, focusing on real-time messaging and multi-file uploads. Leveraged Elixir, JavaScript, and LiveView to implement server-sent events for live chat updates and a responsive UI supporting structured message and attachment handling. The project emphasized maintainability through codebase cleanup and pruning, ensuring a streamlined demonstration of real-time collaboration features. No major bugs were reported during the development period, allowing attention to remain on code quality and documentation. This work highlights full stack development skills and practical integration of Phoenix, Tailwind CSS, and modern web technologies.
February 2025: Delivered a ready-to-run Elixir Phoenix chat application example with SSE-based messaging, LiveView UI, and multi-file uploads. Added a structured data flow for chat messages and attachments, enabling real-time interactions and practical demos. Maintained code quality through pruning and cleanup; no major bugs reported this month.
February 2025: Delivered a ready-to-run Elixir Phoenix chat application example with SSE-based messaging, LiveView UI, and multi-file uploads. Added a structured data flow for chat messages and attachments, enabling real-time interactions and practical demos. Maintained code quality through pruning and cleanup; no major bugs reported this month.

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