Sorry folks, I am now paying for my decision to use a Helm chart for Postgres (instead of managed service). Working to get it back up very shortly.
vincer
vincer
dimitarvp
cmo
Looks neat. You might want to make the text larger for mobile (haven’t seen it on desktop). Accessibility people will lose their mind at that font size.
vincer
Nicd
For a thingie I’m thinking of, I implemented SSH signing and verifying in Elixir, using the Erlang stdlib :public_key and :ssh_file APIs. It currently only supports ed25519 keys. I made a little LiveView demo: https://twitter.com/AmNicd/status/1490056182899388418
The code is at Mikko Ahlroth / minisome · GitLab but it’s mostly Phoenix boilerplate. The meat for the signing is in ssh.ex and message.ex (of course undocumented and messy but works for the demo – and oh well, only now I notice that mix format didn’t really format those binary matches the way I would have wanted it to). The demo LiveView code is here.
This was helped by Hauleth and ericdp over on the Elixir Slack. Hauleth is working on his own SSH signing library in Erlang that also supports RSA keys and is overall a more professional affair. I will probably switch over to it when it’s packaged, but currently I can use this and go work on the other stuff.
Aetherus
Interesting.
I’m trying to write an automated CA and a downloadable client for internal use.
jdumont
Really cool looking app. I’ve been toying with the idea of adding some members-only content to my own site (prompted by a stint on Ghost - the idea has stuck even after leaving), but I might use pagespace instead!
jdumont
I’ve been catching up with Elixir after about 18 months using other languages, primarily Swift and C#. It’s been such a joy working with Elixir again that I think I’ll be looking for my next contract using it. The tooling improvements in the last few versions are lush and LiveView has grown into an incredible tool for UIs whilst I’ve been away.
I had forgotten how much I love GenServers as a pattern. I used the new Actors in Swift but because there’s the possibility of mutable state they don’t feel as approachable. Equally I’ve been mainly writing auth systems - or integrating with existing ones- with C# and mix phx.gen.auth is a dream by comparison!
I’m brushing off my old ideas for a file/memory-based event sourced architecture as that is still an itch I need to scratch and putting together a photoshoot review/collaboration tool for a friend who needs a better workflow around his commercial photography.
If any one happens to be looking for a part-time Elixir developer in the next few months then drop me a message! 