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Using escript to make a Rock-Paper-Scissors game
I made an episode where we use escript to make a Rock-Paper-Scissors we can play from the command line.
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Unfortunately, I missed last week’s schedule as I had a pair of subjects related to the topic of debugging and testing .. but ended up de...
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I made a video for getting started with the GenServer module. I introduce some concepts and try go over what’s happening step by step. ...
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I made a video for anyone wanting an introduction to GenServer.
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I made an episode about deploying with Gigalixir.
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I’ve recently re-recorded Lesson 1 from Alchemist Camp. It’s significantly higher quality ...
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I’ve made a video on how to install Erlang (26.2.1) and Elixir (1.16.1) on GNU/Linux Debian 12 (Bookworm).
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I’m in the process of doing a series where I build a site for the new podcast I’ve recently started with Justin Vincent of Techzing.
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For 2021, I decided to start a YouTube channel about coding with Elixir! Hurray!
I learn best by teaching others, which is why I “challe...
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Hi, this is for people who, like me, have had some friction using .html.heex templates in VSCode.
The solution seems to be, in a hyphena...
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Hi guys, i’m new in the Elixir world, and i have to say, that i love it!
i’m having some problem to understand anonymous functions with ...
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i’m a new one to elixir
which editor can i use
vs code? or atom?
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I tried installing
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via asdf in my zsh shell. Enabled the versions locally and globally.
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Original source of discussion: This topic on the Pragmatic Programmers’ Functional Web Development with Elixir, OTP, and Phoenix forum.
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I am going through the kafka architecture. All the features what the kafka is providing are already in Erlang. I would like hear your opi...
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I was playing with phoenix liveView but I run into an issue. I have a form and want to validate each input text when the te...
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This post collects co...
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There are pre-rolled solutions for other frameworks that do work. However, Phoenix does not seem to have these. Have people had good expe...
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