Uncomfortable question 001
What would you do if you find a tool with significantly more features than the one you are already comfortable working with?
spoiler: in this article I tell how I met Elixir & Erlang, and how it changed my goals ![]()
Uncomfortable question 001
What would you do if you find a tool with significantly more features than the one you are already comfortable working with?
spoiler: in this article I tell how I met Elixir & Erlang, and how it changed my goals ![]()
Wrote a blog series on Deploying Elixir apps in Kubernetes using Helm:
It’s a documentation of my own journey with these technologies, and very much work in progress ![]()
Just a simple article to show the power and simplicity of recursion and pattern matching <3
Recently got back to writing (and thus blogging about) Elixir after a few years away. LiveView lured me back in ![]()
Most recent post:
From the archives, my love letter to Elixir scoping:
And to char data:
A few more posts here: Elixir - The Pug Automatic
Simple post about using live_patch with a new paginator lib called Dissolver in my live view project.
Added the last entry about health check and migration scheduling:
https://mpraski.com/2020/06/27/deploying-elixir-in-kubernetes-4-4/
New blog post out! I’ve written a couple small LiveView applications now, and it finally clicked on where I should place my templates and when. I also explore how the templates are rendered.
Finally took the time to write this one:
/cc @cnck1387
Today I published my first blog post ever. And it’s a LiveView post ![]()
New blog post unveiling the thorny path to Tyyppi — the library bringing erland types to elixir runtime as first class citizens.
Generated Types II — Down the Rabbit Hole.
It’s kinda sequel to Generated Types in which I started a journey into using erlang types in elixir runtime.
Hey all,
The keynote videos from ElixirConf EU Virtual are available on the blog at https://www2.elixirconf.eu/elixirconfeukeynotetalks
I don’t blog often, but here’s my latest introspection in how Elixir and BEAM in general have positively changed my perspectives on how software should be built
In a case, if you have Ruby/JavaScript dev in your team that willing to switch or need to work with elixir, I’ve created the article with a syntax comparison.
https://medium.com/@vermaxik/compare-elixir-with-ruby-and-javascript-syntax-61cf599f262d
or just slides:
https://medium.com/swlh/using-mjml-in-elixir-phoenix-ca27050ff26f
great blog post on using mjml for emails - can highly recommend mjml when you need anything beyond text emails, and it needs to render correctly on the 100+ different email clients.. (test you mail with something like Automated Email Testing Tools: How to Test Like the Pros)
Hello everybody,
A friend of mine has just published a blog about the Elixir development environment setup.
Hope you enjoy it!
Elixir has been a part of PepsiCo eCommerce for a couple of years now.
Having done some research on it, I decided to sum up what we know about it. Enjoy reading!
I’ve written up some learnings/guide to deploying Elixir on Dokku using Ansible
While not a blog per-say, I will be releasing Elixir tips and tricks M/W/F via my twitter. A lot of these tips stem from my blog articles @ akoutmos.com but the goal is to keep code snippets to less than 30 lines for a quick dose of Elixir in the morning/afternoon/evening depending on where you are.
Check out the announcement tweet Alex Koutmos on X: "⚗️ Starting next week, I will be publishing weekly Elixir tips M/W/F via Twitter. Be sure to follow me so you don't miss out on all the Elixir goodness! Here's a little sneak peak of what you can expect to see in your feed 😁. #myelixirstatus #elixirlang #elixir #erlang https://t.co/aynrISVsIb" / X and be sure to follow me so you don’t miss out on any free content :).