I figured out how to use GenServer to help me use the observer to find a problem in my code.
Awesome!!! I didn’t thought about that!!
Look like I have plenty of emacsy thing to check in this thread. Cool!
I created my first Elixir thing :D. A phoenix web to show in as real time as I can the current position of the Buses in Gijón (my hometown). I am trying not to automate a deployment to production.
I have only been elixir-curious up until now. But I think I have a project that’s a good fit for elixir and Phoenix. I may start prototyping it tomorrow. Almost certainly it will be elm on the front end.
I haven’t used it enough to comment yet tbh, but so far I quite like it. What I don’t like atm is that I can’t use the usual OS X shortcuts that you can in other code editors, such as CMD / to comment out a line, or CMD ] to adjust tab spacing. Check out our Spacemacs thread 
That sounds really cool!
Awesome, would be brill if you can post/document how you get on please Ryan.
Past 20-30 days I’ve been working on vim plugin for Elixir alchemist.vim.
Ironically most of my time was spent on learning and coding vimscript 
That’s fantastic @slashmili
We have a Spacemacs-alchemist wiki here, would you be interested in helping us set up a Vim-alchemist wiki too? I think it could definitely be useful in helping onboard new users.
Vim is much simpler compare to all the keys you need to press in emac to get a job done 
I suppose we can have a vim wiki and gather all the resources for vim users
Great, if you go ahead and start one in the Chat / Discussions section I’ll make it a wiki and add the relevant ‘sticky’ and ‘wiki’ tags for you. Perhaps look at the Spacemacs wiki to see what we might need to include?
I’ve been working on a CI system. GitHub - rabbit-ci/rabbit-ci: Rabbit CI. Some of it written in Elixir. Some of it using Phoenix. · GitHub
I’m building a new site in phoenix and considering a rewrite of another site, provided I can find or build implementations of a few features I’d need.
