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Introducing Tidewave: beyond code intelligence. While working on our web apps, we run code, query the database, read logs, search docs… but AI tools are limited to compiling code. Watch Tidewave transform Claude Desktop into an agent by running a MCP server in your web app!


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It's really easy to setup your own cache module in @elixirlang that uses ETS and supports proactive warming. Proactive warming prevents slow cache misses. (Which show up as spikes in latency graphs/ruin your p95.) Also uses a neat trick, `:timer.apply_after`: Make a struct…

accomazzo's tweet image. It's really easy to setup your own cache module in @elixirlang that uses ETS and supports proactive warming.

Proactive warming prevents slow cache misses. (Which show up as spikes in latency graphs/ruin your p95.)

Also uses a neat trick, `:timer.apply_after`:

Make a struct…
accomazzo's tweet image. It's really easy to setup your own cache module in @elixirlang that uses ETS and supports proactive warming.

Proactive warming prevents slow cache misses. (Which show up as spikes in latency graphs/ruin your p95.)

Also uses a neat trick, `:timer.apply_after`:

Make a struct…
accomazzo's tweet image. It's really easy to setup your own cache module in @elixirlang that uses ETS and supports proactive warming.

Proactive warming prevents slow cache misses. (Which show up as spikes in latency graphs/ruin your p95.)

Also uses a neat trick, `:timer.apply_after`:

Make a struct…
accomazzo's tweet image. It's really easy to setup your own cache module in @elixirlang that uses ETS and supports proactive warming.

Proactive warming prevents slow cache misses. (Which show up as spikes in latency graphs/ruin your p95.)

Also uses a neat trick, `:timer.apply_after`:

Make a struct…

Elixir Book hat repostet

What makes @elixirlang great for startups? The biggest problem most startups face is trying to find product/market fit. The key to discovering product/market fit is rapid iteration. You need to build, measure, and adapt quickly based on customer feedback. Ruby on Rails…

accomazzo's tweet image. What makes @elixirlang great for startups?

The biggest problem most startups face is trying to find product/market fit. The key to discovering product/market fit is rapid iteration. You need to build, measure, and adapt quickly based on customer feedback.

Ruby on Rails…

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Well, the title says it all: 🙌 Parenting 🙌 Don't miss @sasajuric's talk at Code BEAM Europe 👉 codebeameurope.com #codebeam #codebeameurope #myelixirstatus #webeamtogether

Local rehearsals are in full swing for my upcoming sessions at #CodeBEAMEurope 😅 I'll be presenting a talk titled "Parenting" and hosting a full-day training on "Practical Testing with Elixir (and Phoenix)." Tickets are still available 😉 More info: codebeameurope.com/talks/parentin…

sasajuric's tweet image. Local rehearsals are in full swing for my upcoming sessions at #CodeBEAMEurope 😅

I'll be presenting a talk titled "Parenting" and hosting a full-day training on "Practical Testing with Elixir (and Phoenix)."

Tickets are still available 😉

More info:

codebeameurope.com/talks/parentin……


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Postgres 17 was released, and it's great for Oban: - Vacuuming uses 20x less memory - Faster index only scans for B-tree indexes - Improved IN performance for B-Tree indexes - Improvements to processing CTEs - 2x increased write throughput from WAL Any early adopers upgraded?


This handy shell script is perfect for beginners looking to set up their #ElixirPhoenix environment! Once you're done, you'll be ready to run a database server, create a Phoenix app, and launch it quickly. 🚀 phx.tools


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There are 2 ways to test @elixirphoenix function components: - render_component/3 - rendered_to_string/1 + ~H sigil Use the second one every time! 📢 So much nicer ergonomics ✨and allows us to test more complex components (e.g. with slots). 🎉 #MyElixirStatus


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Saturday morning challenge complete: meme generation in Elixir Image. #image #elixirlang #myelixirstatus

kipcole9's tweet image. Saturday morning challenge complete: meme generation in Elixir Image. #image #elixirlang #myelixirstatus

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An Animated Introduction to Elixir (beginner tutorial) markm208.github.io/exbook/ Discussions: discu.eu/q/https://mark… #elixir #programming


A finite state machine using Erlang's `gen_statem` behavior with a simple 🏧 machine example. Author @meraj_enigma itnext.io/state-machine-…


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I still can’t believe how many people and companies are sleeping on #elixirlang and #erlang. Good for people leaning in now, it cannot be overstated how much of a competitive advantage it is.


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"Phoenix overtakes Svelte’s spot as the most loved web framework" I forgot Stack Overflow's Dev Survey was a thing this year, so this was delightful to see pop up on my feed today. Thanks for the love everyone! ❤️❤️❤️🐥🔥 survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/


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Pathex is a library for performing fast actions with nested data structures in Elixir. check it out! 👀 #WeBeamTogether #MyElixirStatus #ElixirLang

A library for performing 🚀 fast manipulation or access to the nested data structures. It can reduce a good amount of code for people working with deeply nested data. Looks interesting 👓, check it out! #myelixirstatus #elixirlang github.com/hissssst/pathex



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If you haven’t used Ecto and come from Rails, I wrote a summary of that difference: ✍️ germanvelasco.com/blog/ecto-uniq… Hope it's helpful! #MyElixirStatus


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During his first-ever talk at #thebigelixir in March, @herminiotorres from @Simplebet walked through building a @elixirphoenix app in real-time using PubSub, Presence, LiveView. Check it out: youtube.com/watch?v=cdfdNU… #myelixirstatus

thebigelixir's tweet card. The Big Elixir 2022 - Learning Real-Time Concepts For An Open-source...

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I am just constantly impressed at how "actually, not slow" Elixir is. I needed to run Douglas-Peucker simplification on some polygons. Figured I might need a Rust NIF, but it turns out for ~10 MB of GeoJSON, a native implementation is plenty fast (sub-second). #MyElixirStatus


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New video! Putting the LiveView on the Nerves. These are a few of my favorite things. I had no voice, it turned out very artistic. Love to my editor. youtu.be/Fude1tM3kg0 #myelixirstatus @NervesProject

lawik's tweet card. Phoenix LiveView on Nerves for IoT

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Phoenix LiveView on Nerves for IoT


A library for performing 🚀 fast manipulation or access to the nested data structures. It can reduce a good amount of code for people working with deeply nested data. Looks interesting 👓, check it out! #myelixirstatus #elixirlang github.com/hissssst/pathex


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