We help startups and enterprises adopt and run Elixir in production via the Elixir Dev Subscription. We are maintainers of Broadway, Ecto, Elixir, and others.
Earth
Joined December 2019
- Tweets64
- Following6
- Followers4.8K
- Likes3
Dashbit retweeted
Elixir v1.12 released! Scripting improvements, stepped ranges, tighter integration with Erlang/OTP 24+, then/tap, and more: elixir-lang.org/blog/2021/05… #MyElixirStatus
Dashbit retweeted
Episode 46: Jonatan Kłosko, the coder behind Livebook explains how it works, how the collaborative feature was done, what you can do with it, what you shouldn't do with it, some unusual ways people are using it, and more! #ElixirLang @ElixirLang #Livebook
thinkingelixir.com/podcast-e…
Dashbit retweeted
We even recently got an arm64 image variant and it works great on M1 Macs!
This quoted post is unavailable.
Dashbit retweeted
Thank you for the Req shout out in the news! <3 I really need to work on messaging (and name, possibly) but in a nutshell it's supposed to be curl/requests/etc out of the box experience with automatic decoding/decompression/etc backed by Tesla-like pipeline design. :)
Episode 43: @mspanc explains what @ElixirMembrane is and what the project's goals are. Very cool stuff! We talk about WebRTC, speed to market, why you want to deploy it to your own infrastructure, why startups fail and more! #ElixirLang @ElixirLang
thinkingelixir.com/podcast-e…
Dashbit retweeted
Learn how @V7Labs is orchestrating computer vision and managing large data sets using Elixir, Phoenix, RabbitMQ, and more: elixir-lang.org/blog/2021/01…
Plus, they are hiring! #myelixirstatus #machinelearning
Dashbit retweeted
The self-hosting feature is awesome and beautifully documented. It’s ideal for a licensed packages like Oban Pro. Thanks Hex team!
Hex v0.21 released with new self-hosting functionality, a `mix hex.sponsor` task to list all your dependencies that accept donations or sponsorship, and much more. hex.pm/blog/hex-v0.21-releas…
Dashbit retweeted
Hex v0.21 released with new self-hosting functionality, a `mix hex.sponsor` task to list all your dependencies that accept donations or sponsorship, and much more. hex.pm/blog/hex-v0.21-releas…
Dashbit retweeted
This is a great post 👏 At work we use Redis *a lot*, even if 90% of our 30+ services are Elixir. We often use it as a proper ffffast💨 data store that services populate via event-sourcing (so that we don't have to rely on Redis for long-term persistence).
You may have heard that "You do not need Redis with Elixir". That's often a loaded (and misunderstood) sentence. In our latest article, @josevalim breaks down when this is true, when it is not, and which trade-offs you may want to consider: dashbit.co/blog/you-may-not-…
Dashbit retweeted
Or you can implement HTTP signature Draft (tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ca…) and use @voltonez excellent plug to verify it (hex.pm/packages/plug_signatu…). We have a custom implementation - tailored for our needs - in our Elixir lib (github.com/ibanity/ibanity-e…)
Dashbit retweeted
ExDoc v0.22.0 is out with improvements to auto-linking, EPUB enabled by default, module sections, and more! hexdocs.pm/ex_doc/changelog.… #myelixirstatus [1/6]
Dashbit retweeted
So @dashbit silently built an amazing option validation library for @elixirlang: github.com/dashbitco/nimble_… 🧳It's super useful and tiny and I can't recommend it enough 🔖
Dashbit retweeted
Phoenix 1.5.0-rc.0 is out! 🐥🔥
This release brings a number of exciting features, including integration with the new Phoenix LiveDashboard and Phoenix LiveView and should be a quick and easy upgrade. Check the announcement for details:
elixirforum.com/t/phoenix-1-…
Dashbit retweeted
What @josevalim has done with this PR is a hugely valuable resource. github.com/dashbitco/mix_phx…
You get the chance to see how one of the worlds best programmers approaches an extremely common, yet complex, problem.
Even better you get to see all the little mistakes he made.
Dashbit retweeted
I use the same technique for my blog (github.com/sasa1977/erlangel…) :-) It's a nice approach which helps eliminating a complex moving part (db) from the solution. As an added bonus, I get occasional PRs from readers with minor fixes/typos (e.g. github.com/sasa1977/erlangel…)