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Alchemist.camp for me
Great work @AlchemistCamp
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I'm a big fan of pushing client updates with server-rendered HTML. Staying closer to your data and your authorisation layer is powerful. However, we may be repeating mistakes from the past. Check out my conversation with @t3dotgg on the topic: youtube.com/watch?v=bfrzGXM-…
Gonna stream again and take another stab at upgrading Phoenix and LiveView for my podcast site in a few minutes. Should be smoother going this time:
twitch.tv/alchemistcamp
I've been doing a lot of Phoenix upgrades and general clean-up at work and now it's time to do the same for my personal sites!
I'm going to stream it in about 5 minutes at twitch.tv/alchemistcamp #MyElixirStatus
It didn't go as well as I'd hoped! I spent a fair amount of time getting the app to work at all on my current hardware and language versions and then upgraded LV from 0.14.4 to 0.15.7 and then hit an issue where the socket couldn't connect after upgrading to 0.16.0.
Next time...
Solution: This happens if you have the following line in your MixProject.project/0 function
compilers: [],
You have to delete the entire line when removing :phoenix from the list because the default behavior is different from explicitly setting compilers to [].
#myelixirstatus
Anyone seen this when upgrading to @elixirphoenix 1.7?
failed to start child: AppWeb.Endpoint
...
** (UndefinedFunctionError) function Phoenix.Endpoint.Supervisor.url/1 is undefined or private
Anyone seen this when upgrading to @elixirphoenix 1.7?
failed to start child: AppWeb.Endpoint
...
** (UndefinedFunctionError) function Phoenix.Endpoint.Supervisor.url/1 is undefined or private
Elixir in Action, v3 is out!
It's bar-none my favorite Elixir book in terms of showing what makes Elixir (and Erlang) special.
Manning is offering a 45% discount on it until midnight tonight ET!
(code: elixirinaction3up)
manning.com/books/elixir-in-…
I can say from personal experience how much work it is to update tutorials to keep up with LiveView's rapid changes. I've been doing a massive upgrading project at work (LV 0.4 -> 0.17 so far) and haven't had bandwidth recently.
Prag Studio's work on this is great for all of us!
🔥🐥 Phoenix LiveView course now available in early access!
This course is as fresh as it gets! It's a free update if you already own the course.
Check it out:
👉 pragmaticstudio.com/phoenix-…
#myelixirstatus
📺 New screencast: Refactoring
I go through three examples of the kinds of small scale refactors I've been seeing in a real world code base.
youtu.be/_bFa7Gk0Qm4
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DM me if you're interested in joining the Elixir Newbie open-source contribution group Discord :) It's a great way to get started with open-source!
#ElixirNewbie #MyElixirStatus
Alchemist Camp retweeted
1) Give speakers the ability to test their audio, like Zoom does. Or at the very least, have a notification that pops up on their phone to notify them of bad connection or low-quality audio.
A nontrivial amount of the conversation was “can you hear me?” or “hey bro we can’t.”
Well deserved! Tailwind has definitely increased my velocity on projects and generally just stayed out of the way and let me write the CSS I want. I’d never want to go back to the world of heavy frameworks like Bootstrap or Material Design.
What's the best practice for forking unmaintained or barely maintained open source that you just want to apply a few updates to and use personally and suggest to a couple of friends?
Goals:
- convenient to use/share
- no long term obligations
- don't upset the original author
Information density is one of the key things I want online. It’s why I won’t use new Reddit, why I still use an RSS reader and why I reskin my browser.
📺 New video: Building a Bootcamp for Elixir Newbies with Brooklin Myers
Thanks to @zeshhaan for telling me about this. After you emailed me, I followed up with @BrooklinJMyers to learn more about Dockyard Academy. I love this kind of project!
youtube.com/watch?v=xi_56G1B…
This is literally the best deal I’ve ever seen on Elixir-learning books. If you’ve ever wanted to give the language a try, get this humble bundle:
humblebundle.com/books/elixi…
