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Nothing personal but I hate blog posts without a date of publication of said post.

• robinbobbin 3y ago
  Same here. And maybe mention the versions of the languages at the moment the article is written. Some of them add/remove features with each release.
• Mizza 3y ago
  Ok.
• pmontra 3y ago
  Looking at archive.org it could be from today https://web.archive.org/web/20230000000000*/https://phoenixonrails.com/blog/elixir-for-ruby-developers-the-three-most-important-differences https://web.archive.org/web/20230000000000*/https://phoenixo...
  • arrowsmith 3y ago
    There's a date at the bottom of the page.
    • sp332 3y ago
      I don’t see one?
      • pmontra 3y ago
        > Last updated • Jul 23, 2023 after the Learn Phoenix Fast red box. However the convention is to put dates at the beginning of an article. Readers shouldn't have to make an effort to look for them. This reminds me when I had to look for how to check for inequality in Lua after I wrote != and it didn't work. <> didn't work too.
        • sp332 3y ago
          Oh, I was talking about the joyyo.app link that Mizza posted.