wende

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by wende 7y ago
P.S. I will be checking out Faenza (IT) this year as well
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by wende 7y ago
I've been working full-time remotely for past 5 years and tried many cities to live in. I feel like it might come down to personal preferences but I noticed a pattern in where I felt the best. London, Berlin, Chicago, Frankfurt, Bologn
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by wende 8y ago
I stumbled upon this book by an accident about a month ago. What an amazing surprise it was. 10 out of 10
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by wende 8y ago
We are hoping for that as well. Elm although making an amazing foundation might cause problems in future when introducing backwards incompatible changes for instance. We are trying to keep the safe distance from Elm development not to be t
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by wende 8y ago
The former. It is a language almost identical to Elm that compiles to a readable Elixir output. It has all of Elm's advantages - the type system, readable error outputs. On top of that, you can use all of Elm's tools like editor p
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by wende 8y ago
Hi there, First of all, thank you for the post! It really made my day to see us land on HN I'm glad you like the idea. About the traction, I think I've got a mentality that makes it a little bit more bearable - even if it turns ou
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by wende 8y ago
That's a good idea. I've never thought about it this way Thank you for a valuable input
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by wende 8y ago
It's the first big library that we'll be porting after coming up with a final version of the effects system
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by wende 8y ago
Same feeling here. I used to work in Erlang on daily basis - now Elixir. And although I'm not a big fan of its syntax (Erlang looks more readable to me) the tooling and the amount of love from Elixir's community is immense I'
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by wende 8y ago
Sometimes the CDN is acting naughty That's true. The idea of how Ellie was brought to life is outstanding. Huge shoutout to Luke Wetsby for letting us use his codebase for Elchemy Feel free to share your thoughts and concerns on GitHub
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by wende 8y ago
This. There's no need to rebuild everything from scratch and fail due to too much to do. If the project grows more we can think about going low level. However, right now we can use everything that Erlang has, everything that Elixir ha
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by wende 8y ago
First of all thanks for all the interest and a good question! While obviously it would be possible to compile directly to Erlang, or even to Core Erlang it would just add a lot of additional work to do. Elixir adds a phenomenal amount of f