Deploying a phoenix app on netlify

[perry]

hi there, i am not familiar with phoenix - first, you’ll want to make sure its compatible with our system:

Here is a good summary of what you can and can not do on Netlify you might find helpful:

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if yes, this troubleshooting guide is a good place to start:

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