It’s a rare chance to have an Elixir event that’s in a Japan-friendly time zone - looking forward to attending this
27.02.2025 01:14
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It’s a rare chance to have an Elixir event that’s in a Japan-friendly time zone - looking forward to attending this
Oh, that’s very cool
That’s a blast from the past. deli.icio.us was great for a period in time before it got spammed to high heaven.
I remember it used to be great for discovery too, if a link was heavily bookmarked on a topic you were interested in it was usually pretty good.
This is one of those good kind of problems
@winchester.dev also has a good starter kit: go.bsky.app/2dPJ7NM
This seems like a problem that can be solved in time though. I think we’ll start to see coding LLMs be more aware of these kind of things, and also providing more weight to up-to-date versions etc.
Out of interest why inertia and not one of the libraries that connect LiveView to react?
They could have handled this so much better. I would be more understanding if they’d offered some kind of offer in place of what they’re taking away, but as others have said this is all for their convenience and not for the customer. I guess they see us as liabilities rather than their customers.
This is exciting for my #ElixirLang peeps github.com/elixir-lang/...
This was my intro to Elixir (after watching the Soul of Erlang talk). Fantastic book - you’ve reminded me I need to re-read it as I’m sure a tonne went over my head that first time.
Anyway you’re in for a treat.
Almost worth setting the QT_BEARER_POLL_TIMEOUT env var to avoid this potentially biting future self
Ligature explorer with Elixir examples: usgraphics.com/products/ber...
It looks like this one supports with and without ligatures too
This font looks pretty nice.
I never used to be a fan of ligatures in my code fonts, but have really come round on this - especially since writing more #ElixirLang
Parents accountability hack: Just agreed with my 6 year old that if I stick to my New Year’s resolution for 3 months he gets the toy he wants. He’s already reminded me 3 times today.
I’ll second that!
It’s funny how these UI component frameworks grow and then age, especially when they get super popular. Bootstrap looks terrible now. MUI also looks stale. And there’s a Vercel influenced trend peaking which is already starting to look a little same-y.
Somewhat off-topic but how have you found Sonnet-3.5 with Elixir / Phoenix code?
"From upcoming Elixir 1.18
> For example, you can invoke IEx.configure(auto_reload: true) and IEx will automatically reload modules changed elsewhere, either by a separate terminal or your IDE.
This is beautiful! 😍
#ElixirLang"
@hugobarauna.com
Other than some pre v1 LiveView iteration (which is understandable and expected) that’s been my (limited) experience of Phoenix so far too.
He has a reasonably up to date video course which is excellent value for money: pragdave.me/learn/e4p2.h...
Saw @nan.fyi share this on Twitter and I just had to share it over here. It’s so beautiful.
lightnote.co
@pragdave.bsky.social which (if any) frameworks would you say have bucked the trend on this?
I’ve been missing that intro music on my dog walks!
Oh, I like this kind of micro blogging TIL idea! If for nothing else it's probably a great way to cement the learning.
I ended up going with this approach bsky.app/profile/andr... which worked well for my current use-case without pulling in another dependency. But learned a bunch of other options from this thread which I may use in the future, thanks all!
Oh that's pretty nice actually
Good to know!
Interesting, I *think* I get what you mean but if you have examples when you're back at a computer would love to see them!