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I always follow the naming convention of having schema names in singular and contexts in plural.
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If you look at gen_fsm, yo...
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I have read many discussions on the forum about this topic, but I still have a few “wonderment”.
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In Ecto we can find two namings for an operation that either inserts or updates.
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I have recently found an old article about Elixir, where the author explains some conventions about Elixir, and in specific, n...
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Hey all.
I’d like to know your thoughts on whether it would be helpful to review the notion of establishing the standard of using gerund...
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In Ecto we can find two namings for an operation that either inserts or updates.
To my understanding:
Insert_or_update operation: ins...
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Sometimes you have two versions for a function, one returning a tuple (ok or error tuple), and the other raising. The latter will be then...
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Hi,
I hope this is not too silly as a subject but I need your input, specially from native english speakers.
If you look at gen_fsm, yo...
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Hi,
Looking for pointers on best practices on how to name business layer specific data access methods.
Ecto brings: get, get_by, all, w...
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Hi, a quick question regarding naming conventions. If I have a function that returns a tuple with status and a boolean, should I still us...
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I have a module called Base64, I’m wondering if it’s file name should be base_64.ex or base64.ex. What do you guys think?
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I’m a stickler for naming, I apologize, but Ecto.Changeset.cast/4 uses params.
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I have read many discussions on the forum about this topic, but I still have a few “wonderment”.
Basically, my folder structure (module ...
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Hello all,
I always follow the naming convention of having schema names in singular and contexts in plural.
But now I have a schema cal...
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