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Things to get you started with the Elixir's interactive shell (IEx)(nts.strzibny.name)
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by strzibny 7y ago
Someone asked me for my RSS feed last week. I have it, but did not promote it at all. I guess RSS is not dead yet.
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by strzibny 7y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but OpenAPI is not telling you how to design your API. OpenAPI is a way to describe/document your API similarly to API Blueprint. JSON:API prescribes how your JSON responses should look like.
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I reached first 200 subscribers for my upcoming book(nts.strzibny.name)
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by strzibny 7y ago
Old fashioned, but it gets the job done. In fact, I also still use Bash for deploying my side-projects on cheap virtual servers. I am even writing a new book on web application deployment[0] and I deliberately chose to explain things with j
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GraphQL Subscriptions with Elixir and Absinthe(nts.strzibny.name)
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by strzibny 7y ago
Is this the biggest bull* I read today?
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Revolut now automatically sells your data to whoever apparently, opt-out now(reddit.com)
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Is Elixir getting more popular in the last year?(creativedeletion.com)
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by strzibny 7y ago
True, but I also have to say that latest GNOME 3 and newest GTK apps look actually really really nice. I did not like the looks of GNOME 3 when it came out, but now it's on par/even nicer than macOS. The issue is that not every ap
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by strzibny 7y ago
It's pretty equal actually. Work -> Reward. If you then go on living a life on a boat, meditate in a monastery, or enjoy hipster life in San Francisco are your choices and you pay for them accordingly. Please explain to me how one p
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by strzibny 7y ago
Exactly!
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by strzibny 7y ago
Yes. For example, I like Twitter for following some fellow engineers I value for their professional work or work in the community, but many of them inject a lot of leftist politics there, so my timeline is not what I want it to be.
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by strzibny 7y ago
I heard this before, but when we tried to find a React dev for the front-end part we couldn't find any either. There are more JS devs for sure, but you also compete with literally everybody for talent.
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by strzibny 7y ago
Yep, 100%. Saying it's not use to the "company" says everything; you never really cared.
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by strzibny 7y ago
This is disturbing (I also have Revolut).
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by strzibny 7y ago
Exactly! Initial load is IMHO far more important, since as I travel the world some sites (including allmighty new GMail) just won't load. No load, no sale. And maybe perfectly crafted JSON will be very small, but a classic HTML page it
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by strzibny 7y ago
I think combination of type annotations and pattern matching actually works pretty well. Yes, it's not Rust though:)
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by strzibny 7y ago
> I'm wondering what my quality of life would be relative to the US What's your quality of life currently in U.S.?
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Phoenix CSRF Protection in HTML Forms, React Forms, and APIs(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 8y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 8y ago
I, for one, couldn't get used to VS Code look and feel for some reason. I mostly do Sublime Text, but I combined it with Atom a lot in the past. So yeah, not about features or anything.
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by strzibny 8y ago
No and no.
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by strzibny 8y ago
It's better if the EU data stay protected by EU and govern by EU companies. I welcome this as US companies are very invasive and don't want to care (Facebook, Google). If we can have pure European alternatives as China, I think be
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by strzibny 8y ago
Yes, we Czechs, love our Kofola. Better than Coke! Not sure why the article is more Slovakia focused when in fact the original factory is in Krnov, CZ. Also it's widely served "on tap" in the Czech Republic too, not just Brat
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by strzibny 8y ago
OP said he already works with Python most of the time, so even if I live Ruby as the next guy, it's not a good recommendation. I would say try Elixir since trying to go and think only functional for a while can be refreshing and useful
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by strzibny 8y ago
I am writing a book exactly for this purpose right now. For someone making a project and asking "how do I host it now?". My pre-release is still ~3 months far away, so you cannot buy it now, but if you would like to learn the depl
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by strzibny 8y ago
I always felt like RubyGems is mostly done right. And not just packaging itself, it's also easy to host your own gems and combine sources with upstream for example. What is that pipenv made better than RubyGems for you?
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Microservices vs. spaghetti code are not your only options(blog.phusion.nl)
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Why we use Ruby on Rails to build GitLab(about.gitlab.com)
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by strzibny 8y ago
Wrong. Ruby has (one) ISO standard: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3868970 https://www.iso.org/standard/59579.html

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