How to Track Faces in Live Video with Elixir: Quick Tutorial

In this quick walkthrough, learn how to detect and track faces from a live video feed using the Elixir OpenCV binding library called Evision!
Links
Evision Library: github.com/cocoa-xu/evision
Livebook Code: gist.github.com/ChristianAlex...
Screen recording software I use (affiliate): screen.studio/@Yy75o

[@simquinoa2030]

Thank you so much for these videos. They're all fantastic

[@HussienLiban]

good stuff ! thanks for creating more content

[@djcarpenter7836]

Heck yeah! Quick and powerful. Thanks for sharing!

[@DavidHaley1]

Good stuff 👌🏻 Nice to see your face again (and track it too!) 😁

[@neillmennell9779]

Really like your videos, would love to see how you go about creating SPA built with Elixir / Livebook using - Pheonix - Ash Frameworks?. Coming from the React Eco system it seems this is missing??

[@CodeAndStuff]

Hey there, thanks for the feedback! I've been thinking about showing how to build web apps with Phoenix LiveView, which provides a pretty cohesive developer experience-in some ways better than building as a frontend-heavy SPA.
Were you hoping to learn more about how to use things like React or Vue with Phoenix + Ash, or just in how to build web applications with Elixir in general?

[@neillmennell9779]

Thanks for your reply We build SaaS solutions and really looking at moving across to the Elixir Eco system but there is not a lot of good information on how best to build SPA using Phoenix or Ash frameworks.

[@alissonprimo]

I also have a hard time finding good material online about how to build real-world applications (with authentication, authorization, heavy use of crud forms, and so on) using just elixir and phoenix or other elixir web frameworks. It always seems like people are keeping it to themselves or it's just not possible to do it.

[@delusionalaar4031]

I'll subscribe. You're good.

[@Rasmee_game]

this is PYTHON?

[@CodeAndStuff]

This is all written in the Elixir programming language