eclark

11 ms·

61.
by eclark 4y ago
This sounds like something that you should not take any advice offered for free over the internet. There are a lot of nuances in employment law and location specific parts. Constructive dismissal and furlough are some terms you can research
62.
by eclark 4y ago
And it includes a ui to make stacked diff reviews better. If only github lands played better I would be done. I’m looking forward to the planned server and sparse options being brought inline with what the internal tools were.
63.
by eclark 4y ago
Ignore OTP for the most part. Just write good code that works at one level at a time. Then when you hit something that needs OTP I send them towards Designing Elixir Systems with OTP https://pragprog.com/titles/jgotp&#x
64.
by eclark 4y ago
Some of the 1.7 stuff has an alert banner that pops up when the connection is broken. I think that could really help. However I haven't put that in our app as I have seen other issues of flakey connection reconnect issues, and I would
65.
by eclark 4y ago
100% this. I started with it solo and I was able to achieve what would have been very hard for a three person team with the standard js app + api app + backend app.
66.
by eclark 4y ago
I would recommend Petal: https://petal.build/ It's what I used for quite a while and I think it's the most comprehensive currently. We're building two different UI's that share a common design language s
67.
by eclark 4y ago
I don't think that 1.7 is going to really have bandit fully supported on launch: https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/pull/5071 Once it is supported though, I will be on that for sure.
68.
by eclark 4y ago
Correct. You write a moduleJSON. So this is about what we have for one of our controller/views: defmodule MyWeb.SystemStateJSON do def index(%{summary: summary}) do %{data: summary} end end
69.
by eclark 4y ago
LiveView has been pretty great. Mostly it's just a couple of `handle_event` methods away and we have a fully reactive UI. I haven't seen any scaling issues for LiveView. Under the hood there's a websocket that push and pull e
70.
by eclark 4y ago
We haven't launched yet (Q1 Next year is the target), so the landing page isn't great yet. We're a platform as a service that you can install on any cloud via Kubernetes, or on your own self hosted Kubernetes. So distributed
71.
by eclark 4y ago
We're building a startup ( https://www.batteriesincl.com/ ) with Elixir and Phoenix 1.7rc (git master really). It's been amazing; I could not be happier. - We went hard on components and it's made building UI
72.
by eclark 4y ago
I'm doing this by starting an all remote start up. I can hear my son playing downstairs or outside, while I get to dedicate myself for a while. I'm actually able to make it to more of the important times, now that I'm not com
73.
by eclark 4y ago
I should have been more explicit; You are completely correct. I was saying that there's some implied license after first purchase. I believe that was part of the court's decision. Paying for a book (or a library paying) gives you
74.
by eclark 4y ago
I don't think it's a clear cut as you make it out to be. Tortious interference is a common law remedy that might make Github/MS liable. If I induce you to break a contract with someone else they can come after me for damages.
75.
by eclark 5y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/092815/how-b... > There is a common misconception that a “process” exists for an individual to become an accredited investor. No government agency or indepen
76.
Phoenix with Webpack 5 and TailwindCSS(batteriesincl.com)
2 points by eclark 5y ago|0 comments
77.
by eclark 8y ago
Unique constraints have nothing to do with transactions. There's no promise that all columns that you run a transaction on will have a unique constraint. Try the same thing with no constraint. You should see the transaction fail but no
78.
by eclark 8y ago
I haven't tested but I don't think that will happen on the default settings for postgres. I know for a fact that it won't on higher isolation levels. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/static/t
79.
by eclark 10y ago
The size is much smaller. As for downloading multiple times: I don't think it's happening though it looks like it. The server is sending 206 Partial Content for the video. This is why the file downloads multiple ranges if the page
80.
by eclark 10y ago
Next time you think about distributing git, you should take a look at the combination of jgit and a distributed key value store. A little while ago I spent a night and I was able to get a fully distributed git http server up and running. I
81.
by eclark 10y ago
Same. Right now rust feels pretty isolated on the network. There's no great RPC support. No thrift, grpc, etc. The http libraries are good for low level, unsecured, stateless services. However they lack lots of more complex features.
82.
by eclark 11y ago
Does it feel to anyone else like they are procrastinating on modules? C++ has been thinking about it for a very long time. Yet the actual result is a generic "soon."
83.
by eclark 11y ago
Jepsen is just doing a kill -9 on the java process. I posted a comment on the blog: https://aphyr.com/posts/323-call-me-maybe-elasticsearch-1-5-... First I made sure that read() goes through the page cache. (It does as
84.
by eclark 11y ago
Crashes of a program will not affect the data being written to disk if said data has been written into the FS cache (not using std::ostream::write or other in user space buffering). Dirty pages will eventually be written to disk even if the
85.
by eclark 12y ago
No you can't have exactly once delivery. However you can mitigate this if your datastore for your output from message processing is the same as your datastore for queue. With that and atomic mutations (de-queue and return result), it d
86.
by eclark 12y ago
If you want a more in depth blog post about what's different about this release Enis has written up something here: https://blogs.apache.org/hbase/entry/start_of_a_new_era There's been a ton of work on g
87.
Start of a new era: Apache HBase 1.0(blogs.apache.org)
2 points by eclark 12y ago|0 comments
88.
by eclark 12y ago
Seems good and I like the sound of a batteries included web framework. However right now the samples/tutorials are pretty lacking. They don't touch on any of the features that you tout on the homepage.
89.
by eclark 12y ago
TDD vs Testing after is a personal choice apart from how the team set goals. That is to say you can be on a waterfall schedule and still practice TDD. As long as code shows up to code review with good tests, I don't personally care if
90.
by eclark 12y ago
All of these arguments seem like they are overly prescriptive. Individuals should use what works best for their needs. TDD may work wonders for me today on one project, and then it could be horrible tomorrow on the next project. My co-work

More ›