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That one time when office365 was marking our emails as spam(minhajuddin.com)
4 points by minhajuddin 2y ago|1 comments
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by minhajuddin 5y ago
I have started fiddling with rust, and one thing that I miss from the Elixir world is binary pattern parsing/matching. The elixir model is so much nicer, I've used byteorder to convert a datetime to a byte array and then the rever
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Memory Cached Tables for building faster web applications(minhajuddin.com)
1 points by minhajuddin 5y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 5y ago
I've been using Elixir/Erlang for more than 6 years and absolutely love it. The community is a lovely place to be, tooling is great. Concurrency is awesome. Erlang is battle tested. If you are building applications that have anyth
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by minhajuddin 5y ago
> We also found many times missing libraries, or found libraries which are incomplete, or unmaintained or just not well documented Can you give some examples here. This may have been true in the past, but isn't true anymore. I can g
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Show HN: Tummy – Tmuxfile with your tmux configuration to easily manage sessions(github.com)
4 points by minhajuddin 6y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 6y ago
A neat thing about this is that it doesn't send your tokens over the wire which is good security-wise :)
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by minhajuddin 6y ago
I originally had this need when we were deploying test servers and needed the ability to view the logs by the QA team.
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by minhajuddin 6y ago
This is a small opensource utility built using Elixir and Server Side Events. Would love to hear feedback from HN :)
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Show HN: WebPipe – Pipe from your servers to the browser(webpipe.hyperngn.com)
6 points by minhajuddin 6y ago|4 comments
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
Yeah, all my projects are web apps and Phoenix (The web framework for Elixir) is a joy to work with and highly performant.
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
I used to program professionally in Elixir where we talked to a ton of external providers. So, our app was heavy on the network (http) and Elixir was a really good fit for it. Now, I use it on personal projects.
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
Check out hex: https://github.com/hexpm/hexpm
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
The Elixir ecosystem is really healthy. You can find almost any package you want on hex ( https://hex.pm/ ). Moreover, because it is built on top of erlang you can seamlessly use any Erlang code (which a lot of Elixir apps us
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
Love the game! It would be nice to wrap this up in an Android app and put it on the market place just because when I build games like these my kids end up closing the browser somehow :) I built a few of these at: http://putty.min
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
It would be nice to see how this compares to Firecracker ( https://firecracker-microvm.github.io/ ) the runtime behind AWS Lambda
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
Their speeds look impressive. If it can do cold starts with a response time of <200ms, it might become suitable for a lot of our typical web apps. You can actually try it out at: https://wasm.fastlylabs.com/
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by minhajuddin 7y ago
This is going to be a real problem and it is hard for small sites to tackle this. I have simple service ( https://liveformhq.com ) which allowed users to sign up for an account with a free 1 month trial and it didn't ask for
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by minhajuddin 8y ago
For vim users, there is an awesome plugin to talk to postgres and a ton of other databases called dbext.vim https://github.com/vim-scripts/dbext.vim Setting it up takes a little effort though.
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Pearls of Elixir – Interesting Patterns from Popular Elixir Packages(minhajuddin.com)
3 points by minhajuddin 8y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 8y ago
This is really useful for building one of utility websites. I used this in one of my previous companies to tail the logs on our little QA server and push them via websocktd to an internal web page.
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Blazing fast Elixir configuration(engineering.tripping.com)
2 points by minhajuddin 8y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 8y ago
We use docker with AWS ECS, it has been a great combination. My colleague has written a few blog posts on how we do it: https://engineering.tripping.com/jenkins-elixir-and-ecs-cicd...
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7 ways of doing Fizz Buzz in Elixir and other clickbaity stuff(minhajuddin.com)
4 points by minhajuddin 8y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 8y ago
I'll share our deployment stack with Elixir, which is pretty hands off. We use docker with AWS ECS and have a simple release process: 1. Our jenkins CI builds a docker image which contains an erlang release (using distillery). 2.
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Show HN: A simple timeout service to unit test your timeouts(slow.webutil.in)
3 points by minhajuddin 8y ago|0 comments
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by minhajuddin 9y ago
Well, the erlang vm is what runs Elixir apps. Elixir runs on the erlang VM (called BEAM) similar to how scala/clojure run on the JVM. However, while writing a lot of elixir code you end up using the erlang standard library for things w
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by minhajuddin 9y ago
Elixir/Erlang are one among best functional programming languages for web today. Phoenix is a very performant and productive web framework. You can build a typical web app really fast using Phoenix and Elixir.
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by minhajuddin 9y ago
I haven't really tried batch. But, from initial reading of documentation it didn't look like it supported running docker images. My use case requires running docker images of static site generators and that sort. Will take another
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by minhajuddin 9y ago
This is going to be really great for batch jobs which need isolated environments. I have been waiting for something like this for a long time. Amazon is really doing work. I'll be definitely be using this.

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