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by knewter 8y ago
I took it as a given they'd found such a company already
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A Modern Developer's Approach to Pull Requests(smoothterminal.com)
2 points by knewter 8y ago|0 comments
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by knewter 8y ago
> Kind of supports the notion that this is a private group project and others can use it, but are not welcome to participate. Native's existence was an implementation detail. no one using it didn't know it was likely to go away
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by knewter 9y ago
fancy seeing you here. I loved battlezone as well, though I just played the arcade version (at my local thrift store)
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by knewter 9y ago
the Broadway backend is an amazing but of technology
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by knewter 9y ago
not paying enough or not vetting well
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by knewter 9y ago
This is this week's post, but we produce them each week. We might experiment with a second distribution channel that produces three per week and continue publishing this one every week, see what uptake looks like in the different forma
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Show HN: A single email covering the important developer-related news each week(dailydrip.com)
2 points by knewter 9y ago|1 comments
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by knewter 9y ago
we do a weekly developer newsletter. this week we recorded us talking about it, podcast style (but with a video). I'd love some feedback because I have no idea if it's any good.
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Show HN: Weekly developer news podcast(dailydrip.com)
3 points by knewter 9y ago|2 comments
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Elixir Users Survey 2017(dailydrip.com)
7 points by knewter 9y ago|0 comments
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by knewter 9y ago
best mobile experience of my life. saved many a flailing server from mine while my now-wife was in the bathroom, avoiding destroying the date atmosphere. the n9 debacle cemented my hatred for ms
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by knewter 9y ago
elm-lang.org
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by knewter 9y ago
he didn't publish it publicly though. it was on the intranet
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by knewter 9y ago
> Seriously, though, this is a real problem and we need to do something the thing we have to do is not borrow money we can't repay. capitalism is a distributed system. borrowing money you can't repay is a broken local protocol.
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Continuous Deployment of a Phoenix App to Heroku via Semaphore(dailydrip.com)
2 points by knewter 9y ago|0 comments
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Continuous Integration in Elixir with SemaphoreCI(dailydrip.com)
5 points by knewter 9y ago|0 comments
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by knewter 9y ago
I disagree so strongly. I hate os x and windows on the desktop. even just the window managers are awful. the lack of a package manager is super dumb. there's a fundamental lack of power. I used Linux for over a decade exclusively while
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by knewter 9y ago
best modern example of this realization is krita. it was a so-so graphics editor. they focused on digital painting and it is leaps and bounds better because of the focus.
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Using BlueCryptor for Cross-Platform AWS Signing in Swift(dailydrip.com)
2 points by knewter 9y ago|0 comments
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by knewter 9y ago
Josh here (I created this content). I really love Elixir and want more people to use it, and I think this is a pretty good 'intro for existing developers'. All of our content is geared towards existing developers, as we kind of ha
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Show HN: A Free Introduction to Elixir, OTP, Ecto, and Phoenix(medium.com)
16 points by knewter 9y ago|2 comments
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by knewter 10y ago
Releases: unbelievably good deployment story. > be me > build a release (see distillery) > put it on a machine (don't care how, but I like building AMIs with packer + ansible) > build a systemd unit > never go down becau
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Elixir Users' Survey 2016 Results(dailydrip.com)
9 points by knewter 10y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Firestorm: An Elm-powered forum engine built atop Elixir and Phoenix(dailydrip.com)
5 points by knewter 10y ago|0 comments
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by knewter 10y ago
I'm a co-founder at https://www.dailydrip.com and we produce 2 screencasts per week in each topic (5 minutes a day, 5 days a week, 3 times it's just text), but we always provide a full text script for the video screenc
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by knewter 10y ago
I think the compile target is basically not a big problem, and there's been explicit work to make the Browser just one Platform. Also, see the `Process` module in the core docs for a hint of the future, regardless of where it lands (t
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by knewter 10y ago
server-side is coming, but Evan wanted to be very smart about it. I.e. don't just default to "run in node all will be well". There is a concurrency layer that's being introduced (see Process) and I'm hopeful it wi
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by knewter 10y ago
In a pre-1.0 language, this should be entirely expected. It's bleeding edge a bit, but I've yet to find someone who used it to build something non-trivial and wasn't sold on it. There's definitely some survivor bias th
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by knewter 10y ago
That's pretty unfair given the fact that it's 0.17. Before this release, server side rendering was possible but super weird. This release includes most (all?) of the big changes necessary to make the server side rendering story

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