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by strzibny 6y ago
No, I think they count every virtual machine/container. Btw. I did not check, it's possible it's based on number of CPUs or smth.
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by strzibny 6y ago
I love this change. Will probably run things on RHEL now.
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by strzibny 6y ago
> limited ability to take full advantage of some of its unique features in many cases. The runtime and the included OTP library/paradigm has some really cool features with its approach to processes and concurrency with the actor mod
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by strzibny 6y ago
Debugging in IEx is actually quite nice ( https://nts.strzibny.name/elixir-interactive-shell-iex/ ), but I agree that GUI-wise there is nothing I want to use.
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by strzibny 6y ago
Yes, I read and can recommend that book as well. I wanted to get the little OTP guide too, but people say it's outdated. Apart from books and forum though, there are many posts online! You can check ElixirStatus[0] or a new initiative
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by strzibny 6y ago
Sometimes I think to myself, why bother to submit things to HN? Everytime I submit something (and recheck twice I am first), nothing happens... until someone else resubmits the same thing. I submitted this one 2 days ago when it was fresh.
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10 Years(-Ish) of Elixir(dashbit.co)
10 points by strzibny 6y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 6y ago
https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ Book on web application deployment, VERY close to pre-release. Previews: https://deploymentfromscratch.com/previews/preview_november_... https://deployment
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by strzibny 6y ago
Looks great, starred.
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by strzibny 6y ago
Mainly finishing and polishing https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ . Pre-release in VERY soon. I could not do it for Christmas, because I got Covid and had to work less.
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by strzibny 6y ago
LiveView does not need Redis, nor does it depend on any particular background job processing solution. It's plenty fast and minimal. On the other hand does not support or plan to support mobile use-cases. Others can chip in to expand o
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by strzibny 6y ago
Nope. And I will tell you why. To read my email I need the app to load. Gmail did not load for me in several countries and takes forever on a train wifi for example. I never leave an email tab open, but even if I did, I first need it to loa
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by strzibny 6y ago
Yes, it's on Python level. There is also JRuby and TruffleRuby that pushes the limit further.
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by strzibny 6y ago
What I missed in the announcements of CentOS news and the obvious disappointment is the talk about whether Stream is actually a path you can take forward. I put together what we actually know about the CentOS -> Stream migration so far[0
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by strzibny 6y ago
I think so. Oracle Linux is the same kind of clone and does exactly that[0]. [0] https://nts.strzibny.name/migrating-centos-to-oracle-linux/
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by strzibny 6y ago
I made a list a while ago when I was making the decision[0]. I started on Fathom and moved to Plausible. [0] https://nts.strzibny.name/privacy-oriented-alternatives-to-g...
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by strzibny 6y ago
Ruby has some options too, one of them being ruby-packer. Here's[0] how I used it to generate single executables. [0] https://nts.strzibny.name/making-a-ruby-executable-with-ruby...
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Phoenix open source projects to study(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 6y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 6y ago
Source? They never hinted anything like that.
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by strzibny 6y ago
Practice. Practice. Practice. What helps me to actually sit down and write something for my blog[0] is writing about something related to work. I make a structure first, paste links, comments, whatever. Then do a second or third pass to fil
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by strzibny 6y ago
The funny part of the story is that Angular is from Google.
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by strzibny 6y ago
I am still thinking whether to include Docker or Podman in my book[0]? Since I am leaning towards RH tech (like SELinux), I think I will go with Podman. I think it's the future on Fedora-based systems. [0] https://deployment
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by strzibny 6y ago
Exactly my thinking and what I teach in my book[0]. Things like setting up NGINX or systemd live in separate units and can be rerun (changing NGINX config means just rerunning NGINX part). [0] https://deploymentfromscratch.com&#x
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by strzibny 6y ago
Shell is not the best solution long-term for a largish organization, but if you are indie hacking a simple app it's actually a viable option. That's also why I chose Bash to teach config management and deployment[0]. Do it in Bash
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Understanding Elixir Mocking with Mox(nts.strzibny.name)
2 points by strzibny 6y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 6y ago
Stripe, GitHub, GitLab, Hey, ...
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by strzibny 6y ago
Netlify offers this.
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by strzibny 6y ago
Interested as well. Also, there is a more lively thread and poll at IndieHackers[0] if you are interested. [0] https://www.indiehackers.com/post/2020-prices-for-transactio...
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Transactional email providers for indie businesses(nts.strzibny.name)
4 points by strzibny 6y ago|2 comments
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Migrating WordPress Blog to Jekyll(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 6y ago|1 comments

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