are you open source?
ijunaidfarooq
raul782
Unfortunately no, besides it’s not that interesting project to be open source but very important at work. However, I’m thinking on other ideas that I’d like to open source that are more exciting.
ijunaidfarooq
I would like to work on these with you in any case, if you are thinking about open source…
I was just keen how you setup webpack and bootstrap 4 and everything, it didnt work for me at all ,
hildersantos
tmbb
A port of pygments for elixir. Pygments is a syntax highlighting library written for python. It supports lexers for hundreds of languages using a weird lexer format based on state machines powered by regex matches. The hard part is porting all the lexers. I’m using the excelent ExSpirit library by @OvermindDL1 for the lexers. It will be open source (MIT license probably)
EDIT: as of now, the library lexes elixir (but can’t turn it into HTML or any other format yet).
I’m gathering some generic helper lexer utilities that can be reused across lexers.
I plan on suporting some improvements over pygments, the biggest of which is highlighting matching delimiters ( [ ], { }, << >>, etc.) The goal is to be able to render them in matching colors or (for the HTML backend) highlighting the pair when the mouse hovers on one of the elements.
tmbb
Further edit: the motivation for this is twofold:
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I want to write an HTML visualization tool for elixir projects in which (among other things) you can click an identifier in the source to see where it was defined and doing that without proper syntax highlighting is a bit lame. If I can do the syntax highlighting in pure elixir, than the tool can be an installable mix task.
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synatx highlighting in ExDocs is currently very bad
axelson
Scenic Core Team
I just released my first open source library ever! As such it is very simple but it helps you implement those common password character set requirements (e.g. at least one number, no symbols, etc).
CodelessFuture
I decided to use Elixir / Phoenix as my development tool for my activity (www.codelessfuture.com), so I configured my Linux machine with Spacemacs and last version of Elixir and Phoenix and put together all resource for learning more.
I think of writing a story on Medium about this.
On september my site and all new work I do will be done in Phoenix.
axelson
Scenic Core Team
I’ve started working on a board game play tracker for some friends. Mainly just as a way to focus my Elixir learning efforts. Lots and lots of conference videos too. Started with just Elixir videos bit branching out to general software design and architecture too.
paulsullivanjr
Currently building a phoenix app. An idea I’ve had for a while. I also read something related to elixir/phoenix just about every day of the week.