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Unpacking Elixir: Observability(underjord.io)
176 points by lawik 3y ago|15 comments
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Unpacking Elixir: Observability(underjord.io)
2 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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Unpacking Elixir: Observability(underjord.io)
24 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
He used to be Merlin Mann.
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by lawik 3y ago
He was. He ran the productivity blog 43folders and did a bunch of speaking.
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by lawik 3y ago
As someone active in the community I wouldn't say there has been any particularly massive ramp up recently. Someone refernced ElixirConf US and some of the news-flow is certainly from that. Elixir has been building a steady steam press
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by lawik 3y ago
Yeah, there are a few common mistakes that can get really troublesome when library authors make them. Assuming how you want to structure execution (by using GenServers in the library usually). Another one is only one instance of config. Mea
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Unpacking Elixir: Resilience(underjord.io)
213 points by lawik 3y ago|57 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
> These eerily cheery, aggressively punctuated messages suggest a alternate dimension I don't believe they did.
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by lawik 3y ago
I have more interest in this: https://electric-sql.com/ They are adding a sync-mechanism for Sqlite so local writes can be synced to a remote location and on into Postgres and so on. CRDT-based eventual consistency. So loca
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by lawik 3y ago
Yeah, I think I adressed this in the article and I hope it came across. If latency is the one singular goal the design should be quite different.
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by lawik 3y ago
I think I address what it aims for quite thoroughly in the text itself.
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by lawik 3y ago
Glad you are enjoying it. I have a pretty solid list of topics to hit still. Hope I maintain the momentum. Thankfully writing them is kind of straightforward. Topics I've been interested in before and already know enough to write a bit
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by lawik 3y ago
I believe they literally compile down to case statements.
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Unpacking Elixir: Real-Time and Latency(underjord.io)
157 points by lawik 3y ago|29 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
thanks
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by lawik 3y ago
Had not thought about it. But I and my nordic keyboards agree.
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Unpacking Elixir: Syntax(underjord.io)
124 points by lawik 3y ago|48 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
Airshape
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Unpacking Elixir: Syntax(underjord.io)
4 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
Made my day
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by lawik 3y ago
Yeah, the API is very similar. I don't know the .Net runtime well enough to say anything about how it actually executes though.
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by lawik 3y ago
What do you find more difficult? The achieving tasks in it or the getting paid to do so part?
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Unpacking Elixir: Concurrency(underjord.io)
329 points by lawik 3y ago|131 comments
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by lawik 3y ago
There have been a few just recently. Bit of an ML boom in Elixir and ML is popular right now. As an Elixir-centric blogger I can tell you that Elixir generally seems to do well on Hacker News. I think it has a lot of overlap with interests
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by lawik 3y ago
That is interesting. So this would mean using what I already have when using Ecto instead of the other postgres client I think cainophile uses.sounds good to me.
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by lawik 3y ago
Which as far as I gather uses Phoenix + Erlang distribution to get Phoenix.PubSub going. Which parent was not wanting to do. Funny full circle.
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by lawik 3y ago
If you want to listen to database changes in Elixir you can also get really good stuff done by using Cainophile ( https://github.com/cainophile/cainophile ). Same mechanism. I don't know the details of Debezium so I
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The Many States of Elixir(underjord.io)
5 points by lawik 3y ago|0 comments
180.
by lawik 3y ago
That's neat.

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