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Tracing HTTP Requests with tcpflow
(ananthakumaran.in)
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Debezium supports outbox[1] pattern out of the box. All your application needs to do is to write to the outbox table and debezium will do the rest mentioned in the post and publish your events to kafka. 1: https://debezium.io
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On Caching Elixir Beam Files
(ananthakumaran.in)
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recon and observer_cli are the tools I reach out first to debug any issues in production. In any other language, I usually think about how to reproduce the issue locally. With Elixir, I just get into a remote shell in the affected machine a
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It does work on m1, you might run into more issues compared to intel based Macs though. I wouldn't call nix painless. It might take some time to figure out the packages required, proper env variables to setup etc. But, once somebody in
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I have been gradually moving from asdf to nix shell plus direnv combo. It handles system level dependent packages in addition to programming language version. Pinning the exact version is not a first class feature as of today, though possib
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I had used https://github.com/go-jira/jira in my previous job. custom-commands is a very useful feature. I had built a set of commands to filter out issues for different use cases. The command line approach was way fas
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Let's say you want to use it in your personal website, you need to copy few files. - public/js/book.js (all related js are here) - public/css/books.css (css related to this page) - books.html The makefile contains t
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I shared the repo in another comment, feel free to copy anything (except the blog post content). I will add a LICENSE file to the repo later.
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All the information comes from the Goodreads CSV export. After I complete any book, I export the CSV file and run make task[1] 1: https://github.com/ananthakumaran/ananthakumaran.github.com/...
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4y ago
self-plug: https://ananthakumaran.in/books
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4y ago
if anybody wants to see their resume but doesn't want to star the repo 1) type your username and go to the error page 2) run the following code via inspector "github_user_starred_resume = function() { return true }; run()"
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Having used both Ruby and Elixir, this is exact opposite of my experience. I would say Elixir/Erlang is one of the best language from observability/debugging perspective. Immutability, per process heap, ability to trace any module
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Nix – The Purely Functional Software Deployment Model [pdf]
(edolstra.github.io)
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I mapped caps lock and return on hold to ctrl. This makes the layout symmetric and can type the keys with other hand, similar to shift.
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xkeysnail if you use Xorg. For Wayland, (sway) I applied a patch to make it work. If the window manager exposes the current focused window, then it's possible to make it work with xkeysnail.
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4y ago
Probably you are lucky to not run into the nokogiri compilation issue. For production codebases, usually, this is not an issue because the build breakages are fixed one at a time by upgrading gem, etc. This is a big issue for personal proje
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ananthakumaran
5y ago
Location: Bangalore, India Remote: Yes, Preferred (GMT 0 to GMT +9) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Elixir, Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, TypeScript Résumé/CV: https://ananthakumaran.in/resume.html Email: see CV Senio
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https://github.com/akavel/up is another tool that can be used to make most of commands interactive
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After having used postman for sometime, I realized it favors mouse click based workflow and is very resource heavy. I have switched to emacs verb[1] package and combined with some custom function for env (staging/local) management and
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We started to use Elixir around mid 2016, we were mostly using rails/sidekiq stack at that point and started to face scaling issues with sidekiq. Moved small parts to Elixir first and then later started to use it for most of the new se
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Webfont generator - convert ttf to woff, eot and svg
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Show HN: Webify - command line webfont generator
(github.com)
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Amazon Dynamodb emulator
(github.com)
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