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I’ve published a new article in my Elixir learning series on dev.to exploring error handling with tagged tuples - the {:ok, value} / {:error, reason} pattern that’s idiomatic to Elixir.

The article covers:

  • Understanding the tagged tuple convention and when to use it
  • Returning descriptive results from your functions
  • Handling errors at the call site with case and pattern matching
  • Chaining operations cleanly with with and the else clause
  • The bang convention (!) and its role in the ecosystem
  • Practical patterns: validation, form handling, and batch processing

With complete working examples you can copy into IEx, you’ll learn how to treat errors as values and write code that handles failure paths explicitly.
Check it out:

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