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Towards a better Erlang - The Excitement of Elixir(devintorr.es)
147 points by devinus 14y ago|35 comments
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by devinus 14y ago
You can use Poolboy [ https://github.com/devinus/poolboy ] for pooling gen_server's.
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by devinus 14y ago
// If datePassed is true else if ( datePassed === true ) { Yes, very well documented. >.>
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by devinus 14y ago
Negative. Elixir should be no slower than Erlang as it uses the same data types as Erlang. Elixir tuples are Erlang tuples, Elixir function calls are Erlang function calls, etc. In practice, you may find that your Elixir code is even faster
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Elixir 0.7.1 — A meta-programmable language built on the Erlang VM [video](elixir-lang.org)
84 points by devinus 14y ago|19 comments
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by devinus 14y ago
If you're interested in getting all the benefits of the Erlang VM and OTP, but very little of the bad, please check out Elixir ( http://elixir-lang.org/ ). It's staggering how fun and easy it is to code in Elixir while leveraging the Erlang
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by devinus 14y ago
I'll also recommend you check out Elixir ( http://elixir-lang.org/ ). We have mix ( http://elixir-lang.org/getting_started/mix.html ) that is very much inspired by leiningen. If you like records, we have dynamic records with pattern matchin
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by devinus 14y ago
I highly recommend you check out Elixir ( http://elixir-lang.org/ ). We also now have Relex ( https://github.com/yrashk/relex ) which makes making releases a breeze.
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by devinus 14y ago
Just use Ember, guys. Your future selves will thank your past selves.
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by devinus 15y ago
Backbone is like 600 lines apparently. Of course more apps are going to be built using it, it's like including a snippet of code. What I'm interested in is how much more has to be built on top of those 600 lines of boilerplate to make eac
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by devinus 15y ago
I found this gem of a comment in the code that perfectly described what I ended up having to painfully learn on my own: # SQL ORM Missive: # # Don't use models to automatically generate schemas. After iterating several # times wit
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by devinus 15y ago
Handlebars is also capable of precompiling AFAIK.
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by devinus 15y ago
Right now Hogan seems to be slower and appears to have less features than Handlebars: http://jsperf.com/t-bench2/6
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by devinus 15y ago
So is Hogan, apparently.
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by devinus 15y ago
Try SproutCore 2.0.
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by devinus 15y ago
Will there be a transcript available in the future?
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Walrus - Mustache-like Templating for Erlang(github.com)
1 points by devinus 15y ago|0 comments
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by devinus 16y ago
Austin also sprawls very far and there's no reason they would have had to cover the entire city.
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by devinus 16y ago
If Google is taking a pragmatic engineering approach with this, then why did they even bother asking communities if they wanted this? According to http://www.google.com/appserve/fiberrfi/public/list#KS Kansas City didn't even bother respo
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by devinus 16y ago
This pisses me off. There was a stronger response from Austin, and our govt. petitioned Google to do it here. What a letdown.
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Fresh - A Sinatra inspired Erlang web framework(github.com)
3 points by devinus 16y ago|0 comments
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Poolboy - Start pooling any Erlang gen_server(github.com)
1 points by devinus 16y ago|0 comments
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by devinus 16y ago
Yes, we plan on doing this. It's as simple as having the shopping cart page be SC and the rest ad-hoc, or the shopping card within an iframe.
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SproutCore 1.4 has been released(blog.sproutcore.com)
45 points by devinus 16y ago|30 comments
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by devinus 16y ago
There are now two ways to design SproutCore applications: Greenhouse and now SCXIB. Greenhouse is exactly what you described--an entirely SproutCore-based interface builder[1]. We created SCXIB to give developers more choice. [1] http://bl
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by devinus 16y ago
I'm one of the authors. This is different from Cappuccino's nib2cib because SCXIB writes the actual SproutCore JavaScript code that drives the UI.
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Announcing SCXIB: Use Interface Builder to design SproutCore web applications(github.com)
16 points by devinus 16y ago|5 comments
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by devinus 16y ago
Looks like it's using at least libtiff and lcms from running `strings` on the plugin...
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A small JavaScript LRU (Least-Recently-Used) cache implementation(devintorres.com)
1 points by devinus 16y ago|0 comments
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by devinus 16y ago
They already are: http://github.com/kriszyp/node-promise

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