borromakot

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by borromakot 2mo ago
Haven't looked at the actual product, but my personal advice to this team is not to use terms like `Next-Gen` and `Modern` as their taglines. It turns of real significant buyers from consideration IMHO. When I hear "next-gen"
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by borromakot 2mo ago
It is sad that such a song and dance is required when anyone with half a brain can read the racism in DHH's post. Imagine a scenario that a black family moved into your neighborhood and started causing a bunch of problems. There are no
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by borromakot 2mo ago
...thats his point. He doesn't want to shout and shame. So he wrote a blog post. "Hence" means, "therefore", as in "I didn't want to shout and shame, therefore I wrote this blog post"
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Plz(github.com)
2 points by borromakot 3mo ago|0 comments
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by borromakot 4mo ago
it is not just you
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TypedChannels: E2E type-safe Phoenix channels with Ash Framework(hexdocs.pm)
8 points by borromakot 6mo ago|0 comments
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Usage_rules makes agents better at Elixir [video](youtube.com)
2 points by borromakot 7mo ago|0 comments
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by borromakot 8mo ago
holy shit this is awesome.
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by borromakot 1y ago
pretty cool, any plans on making it OSS some day or sharing more about your process? The Ash community would love that I'm sure.
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Ash TypeScript: Rich Phoenix Front Ends, Simplified [video](youtube.com)
4 points by borromakot 1y ago|1 comments
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by borromakot 1y ago
A new Ash Framework extension called Ash TypeScript makes it easy to expose actions to a frontend by generating a typed client library and RPC controllers. This video walks through a project, with source code that can be found on GitHub: h
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Conference Goatmire Elixir 2025(underjord.io)
7 points by borromakot 1y ago|1 comments
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by borromakot 1y ago
Make sure to tell the team about it, and ask questions about it. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between magic and a misunderstanding
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by borromakot 1y ago
If I sounded snarky that wasn't my intention. At the end of the day though it doesn't feel like you read the article which was clearly in a different context than the one in which you responded. FWIW I didn't expect this smal
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by borromakot 1y ago
Then I don't think you understand how the phrase is used in Elixir/Erlang. The phrase is about letting processes crash.
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by borromakot 1y ago
Blog guy here: I do, in fact, know it better than a lot of other Elixir devs.
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by borromakot 1y ago
Author: I'm literally explaining not to interpret the tag line at face value.
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by borromakot 1y ago
Errors during initialization of a BEAM language application will crash the entire program, and you can decide to exit/crash a program if you get into some unrecoverable state. The important thing is the design of individual crashable
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by borromakot 1y ago
Have you used `usage_rules` yet?
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by borromakot 1y ago
Really awesome release, stoked with the direction things are going.
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by borromakot 1y ago
That is like 0.5% of what Ash helps with :)
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by borromakot 1y ago
In what way were the not "secure"? Showing you their schema is literally what they are supposed to do. I mean, MCP servers have tons of sec vulnerabilities but "showing you their schema" and "having bugs" aren&
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by borromakot 1y ago
There are two terms. * call - to send and await a reply * cast - to send and not await a reply
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by borromakot 1y ago
Simultaneously bullish on LLMs and insanely confused as to why anyone would literally ever use something like a Supabase MCP unless there is some kind of "dev sandbox" credentials that only get access to dev/staging data. And
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Ash AI Demo – ChatGPT and tool calling is the new hello world [video](youtube.com)
5 points by borromakot 1y ago|0 comments
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by borromakot 1y ago
I've been using Elixir for over 10 years, if it was ever a "small fraction of the Rails community" it was during its formative years only. Elixir is fully its own thing. We don't even really talk about Ruby? I really do
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by borromakot 1y ago
Factor in that building essentially any server-side tooling without Elixir (BEAM) is a bad idea in my view, you end up with "lets just make this the way we build apps, and do it in Elixir". It's been very powerful and we&#x27
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by borromakot 1y ago
The concept is you model the core of your application and build it at the same time, using declarative tools, and project additions layers from this definition. The underlying data model is extendable via, well, extensions. These extend the
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by borromakot 1y ago
https://ash-hq.org > Model your domain, derive the rest Been doing this for 5+ years.
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by borromakot 1y ago
This has been a wildly useful tool for me and my team.

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