Thanks a lot
ambareesha7
benlime
If anybody is interested in the code, it’s now open source on GitHub unter MIT License. https://github.com/benvp/toniefy
Jcambass
Rachelcoleman
APB9785
Creator of ECSx
I’ve been working on a monitoring server for Raspberry Pi devices, using LiveView, Tailwind, and the Chart.js library.
edisonywh
That sounds interesting, do you have source code available? I’m particularly interested in the integration with ChartJS
APB9785
Creator of ECSx
Of course! The repo link is right underneath the screenshot in my post. I am still learning Chart.js so the implementation is rather “barebones” but you can find it in assets/js
Nicd
I’m testing what a macro-less DSL for generating HTML would look in Elixir. To replace the EEx templates I have that are a pain in many ways. Let’s see how it goes.
clinton
I know you weren’t asking me, but I thought I’d share since I like trying out different editors.
I typically use Vim, try out a new editor for a month or so, and then go back to Vim. About six months ago, I started using Kakoune and have stayed there since. It’s the first editor I’ve used that doesn’t make me miss Vim. I still use Vim when SSH-ing into boxes without Kakoune installed, but for my day-to-day coding Kakoune has been nice.
Werner
Just replaced mail sending of our old ecommerce software with Bamboo and Periodic, was so easy, a dream!
But this solution is only used until we switch to another newer ecommerce software.
It would be a dream if there was an ecommerce software in Elixir that is configurable and extensible with plugins…