What the Critical Erlang SSH Vulnerability Means for Elixir Developers
https://paraxial.io/blog/erlang-ssh
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What the Critical Erlang SSH Vulnerability Means for Elixir Developers
https://paraxial.io/blog/erlang-ssh
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://paraxial.io/blog/erlang-ssh
Build LMS platform from scratch. How I Structure API Development in Elixir + Phoenix?
[Podcast] Thinking Elixir 249: LiveDebugger: Peering Inside a LiveView
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNl-y49Ou7E
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNl-y49Ou7E
@kgaut @Turboconnard le "tuto que tu fais tourner en local" je pense que c'est https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings ^^
Je plussoie Rust, après ça dépend de ce qui t'intéresse. Dans les langages qui "mangent le cerveau" je rajoute #Haskell et #Elixir. Haskell est plus véner mais a des concepts connexes avec #Rust (leurs systèmes de type sont très proches), Elixir dans un autre genre, langage fonctionnel avec un influence de Ruby, très cool pour du web.
Erlang & Elixir recap for week 15/2025
https://discu.eu/weekly/erlang/2025/15/
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Import, Alias, Require, and Use in Elixir
https://gabriel.perales.me/blog/import-alias-require-and-use
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://gabriel.perales.me/blog/import-alias-require-and-use
Built a self-hosted, collaborative dev environment with Phoenix + LiveView
https://github.com/rawpair/rawpair
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/rawpair/rawpair
I'm so tempted to make a fediverse #elixir library and call it fed_ex
@marick not me, but thanks to your wikipedia link and @k9ox 's link to #elixir / #erlang behaviours, maybe several things are is starting to fall into place.
FYI I remember @marcevers being keen on DCI, but it didn't speak to me at the time. I now see links with the kind of designs that flow from #EventStorming . And somehow behaviours in #elixir make sense. I was programming a distributed system in #PhoenixLiveView without noticing (until the book pointed it out, that is :-) ) .
Folks.
I just wrote a normalize_now/1 function in my #Elixir code. Currently it is private; but perhaps I could make it public, such that we could normalize the current now.
Northwind Elixir Traders by Isaak Tsalicoglou is on sale on Leanpub! Its suggested price is $49.97; get it for $35.97 with this coupon: https://leanpub.com/sh/jjHTnfPO #ComputerProgramming #Databases #Elixir
Got a good reminder. Quite a few people at the meetup yesterday pointed out that our line-up for Goatmire Elixir is ridiculously good. I have to thank all the good folks of the Elixir community for supporting us and being willing to speak. People are very excited!
https://goatmire.com
#elixir
New Releases! Along with the roadmap update, I'm happy to announce:
- JSON-LD.ex v1.0 with JSON-LD 1.1 support
- RDF.ex v2.1 with rdf:JSON literal support
- Grax v0.6 with a new JSON type and support for ordered lists based on rdf:List
These updates lay groundwork for the DID implementation and future developments. Please refer to the respective CHANGELOGs for a comprehensive list of the changes.
Missed Prav in BiharFOSS? You're now in luck—because we're coming to Lucknow!
Catch us at #LucknowFOSS, where you'll also get to see talks on "upcycling" computers to Linux, attend workshops on #Elixir programming and #OpenStreetMap mapping, and hear an inspiring story about first steps in the Free Software community by our very own @untrusem!
[Podcast] Thinking Elixir 248: Security Insights with Paraxial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP7q4-mooVY
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My new preferred #VSCode font family is Iosevka:
Using the non-extended width -- I've picked a larger font size, but more characters fit per line (which is nice when i have different files side by side).
Good ligature support too for many programming languages including #TypeScript #JavaScript #RustLang #Elixir (and many more I don't use frequently).
I long for the days of writing straight forward #elixir
I'm dying in this object oriented world that insists constructors can't return a value.
Piss off. I'll return whatever I want if it simplifies the calling of the thing.
I don't _want_ to instantiate everything...
I just want to transform data.