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The Token Approach for Architecting Flow in Elixir
(trivelop.de)
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8y ago
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Using Metaprogramming for Architecting Flow in Elixir
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Advanced Techniques for Architecting Flow in Elixir
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Elixir v1.4.0-rc0, Open Source Forum in Phoenix and Phoenix GraphQL Tutorials
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10y ago
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Issue #20: Turbolinks with Phoenix and How to Binary Data Over Sockets
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly #18 – Linking Your Java Application to Elixir/Erlang
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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Issue #16: How IO Lists Help Phoenix Be Fast and Why Ross Is Betting on Elixir
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly – Issue #15: Focusing on José Valim and Streaming HN with Elixir
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly Issue #14: ElixirStatus Update, How to Iterate and New Workshops
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly 13: Stateful v Stateless Web Applications and Measuring Elixir Apps
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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BEAM vs. Redis, GenStage Patterns and the Elixir Users' Survey 2016
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly - Issue #11: Building a Casino in Elixir
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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ElixirConf Slides, What Keeps You from Using Using Elixir and Asynchronous Tasks
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly – Issue #7: Data Ingestion, Legacy Databases and Gitlab for Elixir
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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Credo: Static code analysis for Elixir with a focus on consistency and teaching
(github.com)
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly – Issue #6: Phoenix Special, rebar3_elixir, ESpec 1.0.0 and more
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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ElixirWeekly #5: Elixir in the Trenches and Better Elixir Support for IntelliJ
(elixirweekly.net)
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10y ago
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ElixirStatus celebrates first birthday, introduces ElixirWeekly
(trivelop.de)
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10y ago
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rrrene
12y ago
Their claims sound too good to be true, if you ask me. I am especially skeptical since they advertise that they will export your data to GitHub [0] and give their own website's repo as example [1]. [0] It's on the bottom of their
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The Grid - AI websites that design themselves
(thegrid.io)
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12y ago
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rrrene
12y ago
> You want someone to handle business, support, etc. People who can do that are a dime a dozen. Is this really true? I mean that as an honest question, because, while being a coder with a typical distaste for shallow marketing folks myse
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rrrene
12y ago
You did a great job of taking the "feeling overwhelmed by possible choices" out and putting a lot of "Steve Jobs" in. Good work!
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rrrene
12y ago
What does this have to do with Pied Piper (or the "Silicon Valley" show)? Am I missing something in the article?
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Show HN: Inch – Measuring inline docs in Ruby
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13y ago
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Why documentation is copywriting (for hackers)
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13y ago
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13y ago
The main difference being that the Homepage scaled much better, made it's creator a million dollars and had no physical counterpart product that had to be manufactured from a handcrafted original. But otherwise, it's really "
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rrrene
13y ago
Could you elaborate on this? Do you mean CLI/UI?
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rrrene
13y ago
The main problem here seems to be: Why must every company on earth have its own Wikipedia page? That said, I can see why e.g. Microsoft, the East India Trading Company and BMW should be recognized in an encyclopedia. And there are examples
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rrrene
13y ago
> That would be a game changer on how I'd develop. Why? I'm honestly curious since I can't imagine any big advantages over more "classic" setups ...
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rrrene
13y ago
This seems like an urban legend to me, but your username made my day ;-)
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