Railsmechanic

> The password is sent repeatedly, for each request. This is correct, but I think the downside of using basic authentication should be explained more clearly, because when an API...

I have to agree @pkieltyka. I'm searching for a solution like Redis but with a disk-based storage, which supports data sets larger than the available RAM and which supports clustering...

This was actually the main reason why I introduced the `Configuration` module. However, it turnes out that continuously reading the configuration via `Application.get_env/3` has a significant effect on the speed...

But I'm sure that many developers would like to know the reason **why** a descision was made...

Cool, thank you! 👍🏻

> @railsmechanic I have not forgotten this. Just haven't had time. No problem, I also have no time... 👍

Many thanks for your PR. I'll review it soon, but currently I've a lot of work and unfortunately no time.

Configurability is great, but I think reasonable default values are little more preferable. :wink: As `ecto`, `phoenix`, `joken` and `oauth` were already using `jason` as their default JSON library, maybe...

Same happend to NaiveDatetime, as it converts the NaiveDateTime to DateTime under the hood. https://github.com/bitwalker/timex/blob/e1c4d424a5c7840f63efd33cd70e3b5d4f9bfaa1/lib/datetime/naivedatetime.ex#L238-L240 It uses the `Timex.shift/2` (which operates with DateTime), which leads to the following result: ```elixir...

Many thanks for your PR. 👍