Do you mind posting your CSS? It looks like you were more successful than me in keeping the layout consistent with different screen sizes/orientations.
stevensonmt
Exadra37
Yes I did. No need to go through both. The second edition is an update for the first edition, but the main idea and goals are the same.
Ookma-Kyi
davearonson
The video from my “Kill All Mutants! (Intro to Mutation Testing)” talk at Code BEAM Europe is out already, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9tqoJ_wDgA
riverside
After reading so many forum post here, implementing and extracting ideas i would’ve never considered that all you shared, and debugging for the past year. I’m proud to finally have launched https://rtwjobs.com another job board but for remote technical writers.
Mraiih
Still learning Elixir, but actually making an app that scrapes data in csv files, uses geocoding then formats the result. I’m at the point of making it async
tradfursten
Newxan
To get a break from regular coding and to get more comfortable with using Liveview, text parsing and doing calculations on server side. I made https://rpn.startkoden.com, which is a simple reverse polish notation calculator. Also tried using fly.io for hosting which was good experience.
cjbottaro
Mostly just trolling ElixirForum.
Na for real, we’re breaking a giant Rails monolith into a bunch of services. Kind of like event sourcing, but our streams are made from database CDC. I’m not sure if there is a specific term for that.
So far our “Postgres CDC to stream” and “Cassandra CDC to stream” is all written in Elixir. There was some reason why we didn’t use Debezium, but I can’t remember… 
Then a lot of our services (stream consumers) are in Elixir.
Further, we’re making a GraphQL API for our product (which is pretty big) and it’s all done with Elixir and Absinthe.
Elixir is easy to program in, has pretty decent static analysis, and is easy to horizontally scale in a Kubernetes environment.