I was able to successfully deploy a Phoenix app via Fly.io Also, I really like the ability to pick regions for one's deployment. Bravo!!!! 👍🏾 #elixirstatus #myelixirstatus

Thank you so much, Bendyworks! I’ve started a Medium publication to expand on this topic further. medium.com/living-documen… #elixirlang #livingdoc

Nicholas Henry Bendyworks Separation of solution and problem domain is a really neat way of thinking about it

Estimates are like playing the lottery, but removing unknowns - that's real work. Valuable work. That's why freelancers shouldn't estimate, they should just charge for removing unknowns. It protects the client's budget, which is more important than any feature.

Thanks to Nicholas Henry for the amazing talk he gave on onboarding and documentation. Lets get started!!!

Code That Fits in Your Head is available now in electronic format (pdf, epub, mobi)! The print edition will be out on November 18. informit.com/seemann

Gonna do a short series of tips about rolling your own chart components with Svelte

"Knowledge Sharing—Leading and Lagging Indicators", part two of the "Preventing Brain Freeze" series on #livingdoc in #elixirlang is now available! medium.com/living-documen… I'm publishing the script for my talk from @elixirconf as a series of posts. #myelixirstatus

Elixir Radar issue 313 is out! 📣 You can read it here: buff.ly/3H3jb5I This issue comes with content from Cynthia Gandarilla Norberto O. Junior German Velasco Lars Wikman Nicholas Henry Josef Strzibny ElixirCasts . Thank you! #MyElixirStatus

Think of a unit test as a function from some input to a Pass/Fail result. Pass/Fail is isomorphic to Bool. A function a -> Bool is a predicate. Predicates are contravariant functors. So... unit tests are contravariant functors..(?) #weekendthought 🤔 blog.ploeh.dk/2021/09/09/the…

I've just published a starter project for GitHub Actions-based Elixir CI. This is the configuration stuff I find myself copying and pasting over and over between different projects. Hope it's useful to somebody. github.com/s3cur3/elixir-… #MyElixirStatus

I was talking about ADRs to a group the other day and showed them Michael Nygard's original post: cognitect.com/blog/2011/11/1… I realised, looking at the date, that it was 10 years ago. So tweeting here and now as an anniversary celebration and a still worthwhile (re)read 🙃

LiveView 0.18 is out! This is a massive release of long awaited features that take composable UI components to the next level and improves dev UX. Check the announcement for details! phoenixframework.org/blog/phoenix-l…

Hello Twitter World - I am looking for a new contract developer role that marries my passion for business apps and #elixir - I would appreciate your support. Thx in advance for any connections, positive vibes, or reposts. #opentowork #elixirlang linkedin.com/in/nicholasjhe…

Migrating to Phoenix Framework 1.7 (still rc). There are some big file arrangement changes for non-LiveView folks. Phoenix.View is going away by default. It took a while to figure out, so I made a diagram to summarize the file changes: #myelixirstatus

👨‍💻 I have consulting availability. My skills/interests include Elixir, Phoenix, LiveView, event sourcing, graph APIs, and UI libraries. My superpowers include detailed project management alongside team support and mentoring. Reshares are very welcome. mikezornek.com/for-hire/

A nugget inspired by Rich Hickey: Erlang has been called the language of the system. It is not just suitable for solving a particular type of problem, but rather a language and a set of tools that allow you to develop, deploy, and monitor predictable and maintainable systems.

Gleam v1.0.0 is here! 🎉 gleam.run/news/gleam-ver…

The most significant sources of technical debt I see in applications are incorrect domain language and models. Create a concept map and glossary of the domain; you’ll quickly discover the mismatch.

"Customers don't care about code quality, they just want features." The condition of the code *is* the ability to ship new features.