alanpeabody

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   by alanpeabody 11y ago

   As huge fan of the Elixir language I think this article missed the point. Elixir is gaining popularity _because_ of the Erlang VM and libraries. Yes, macros, protocols, syntax, etc may attract a first glance at the language, but I believe p
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   by alanpeabody 12y ago

   Have you considered just using one base vagrant file and using remote scripts for each language? eg: config.vm.provision 'shell', path: ' https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adlawson/vagrantfiles/mast..
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   by alanpeabody 12y ago

   Even coming in with a few years experience in Clojure and having spent time writing macros in Elixir I have found this to be a really worthwhile read (so far). That said, this should not be your first Elixir book (as Chris points out in the
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   by alanpeabody 15y ago

   As a developer who has been using Linux as a desktop and enjoys tweaking every little thing: I think Arch is fantastic. It took my understanding of the OS and exactly what is going on to the next level. However I work with developers who do
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   by alanpeabody 15y ago

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