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Livebook: Elixir's Swiss Army Knife(thestackcanary.com)
4 points by mike1o1 3y ago|0 comments
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by mike1o1 3y ago
Elixir in Action just recently published a 3rd edition, and it's a great introduction to the language and ethos of Elixir. https://www.manning.com/books/elixir-in-action-third-edition
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by mike1o1 3y ago
It does! At least Suikoden 2, which I was never able to play as a kid (S1 was one of my favorites, but S2 was too hard to find). I played through it a few years back and it was great. I recommend trying them out.
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Why Elixir Is the Best Language for Building a Bootstrapped, B2B SaaS in 2024(sleepeasy.app)
4 points by mike1o1 3y ago|1 comments
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by mike1o1 3y ago
Tenderlove (Aaron Patterson) from the Ruby and Rails core team does live streaming every now and then, with some good guests from the Ruby community. https://www.youtube.com/@TenderlovesCoolStuff Some examples: Writing a te
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by mike1o1 3y ago
I'm not the author of the book, but I bought and enjoyed it quite a bit. https://pragprog.com/titles/sbelixir/from-ruby-to-elixir/ From Ruby to Elixir, by Stephen Bussey. He's also written a book na
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Wasp – Rails-Like Framework for React, Node.js and Prisma(wasp-lang.dev)
2 points by mike1o1 3y ago|0 comments
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Elixir and Phoenix can do it all(fly.io)
187 points by mike1o1 3y ago|106 comments
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Relay-Style GraphQL(alan.norbauer.com)
1 points by mike1o1 3y ago|0 comments
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Kamal – Deploy web apps anywhere (formerly MRSK)(kamal-deploy.org)
2 points by mike1o1 3y ago|0 comments
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by mike1o1 3y ago
For moms there is the Peanut app ( https://www.peanut-app.io/ ) which my wife has had a lot of success with setting up playdates. Doesn't appear that there is something similar for Dads, though.
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by mike1o1 4y ago
To be fair, from the article it says that they built the bulk of the tool and did the first migration in a 6-week cycle. mrsk looks fairly straight forward, and feels like Capistrano but for containers. The first commit of mrsk is only on J
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by mike1o1 4y ago
To me the really surprising thing is that they still use Capistrano for deploying basecamp!
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De-cloud and de-k8s – bringing our apps back home(dev.37signals.com)
568 points by mike1o1 4y ago|409 comments
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by mike1o1 4y ago
I'm a father of two young ones, and I faced a similar story as yours. I want to have nice, "cinematic" videos of my kids, instead of just random clips. The hardest part is putting those random clips together to tell a "s
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by mike1o1 4y ago
https://pragprog.com/titles/liveview/programming-phoenix-liv... Still in beta, but pretty up to date. Even in beta form, I thought it was pretty valuable!
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Shopify Editions – Winter '23(shopify.com)
1 points by mike1o1 4y ago|0 comments
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by mike1o1 4y ago
Everything Octonauts - though I actually find the tv series better than the books. Julia Donaldson books are great, such as The Gruffalo. Great art style and easy rhymes. We’ve also had a lot of success with the various 5-minute collection
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Shopify CTO Allan Leinwand steps down, Lütke to take over R&D(ca.finance.yahoo.com)
5 points by mike1o1 4y ago|0 comments
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Paperless-ngx: Scan, index and archive all your physical documents(docs.paperless-ngx.com)
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by mike1o1 4y ago
Agreed 100%. I feel like sleep training is for the parents, not necessarily for the babies. Most parents in the USA need to work, so they are the ones that need the sleep.
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by mike1o1 4y ago
If video content is your thing, I've really enjoyed GoRails. I haven't personally gone through it, but I've heard great things about their starting rails course, and Chris is a great teacher. https://gorails.com&#x
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Year in Review 2022: Tenderlove's Ruby and Rails Reflections and Predictions(shopify.engineering)
2 points by mike1o1 4y ago|0 comments
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by mike1o1 4y ago
I just started a new Rails app for a side project and while Webpacker has been retired, there are still options for Typescript. For example, I'm using esbuild and it works with Typescript out of the box - no hoops to jump through.
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by mike1o1 4y ago
I love Rails and how simple and boring[0] it is, and appreciate how it keeps evolving and growing. I've dabbled with some Javascript frameworks and Elixir/Phoenix, but always come back to Rails and forget just how fast and product
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by mike1o1 5y ago
The author of the article has a full blown book on the subject: Hunt, Gather, Parent. It’s a mix of anecdotes and some of the psychology of why this approach appears to work. My wife and I enjoyed it quite a bit.
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by mike1o1 5y ago
I can't tell if this is satire or not.
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by mike1o1 5y ago
That's disappointing. When I was job searching, I found that SO provided the best opportunities and felt like a more real conversation with a fellow "tech" person, especially compared to LinkedIn. I also really liked their de
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by mike1o1 5y ago
I completely agree with the point about Gaal. I honestly thought she was a pre-teen as the actress looks very young, so start the second episode with a sudden romance was very off-putting, as she looks so much younger than Raych. I wish the
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by mike1o1 5y ago
Here is one that's based on Ruby from Shopify. It goes over the http spec and builds an application that can talk to a fake database (yaml file I believe), and then eventually goes into replacing parts of it with Rails. I found it real

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