Just installed Elixir, Erlang and PostgreSQL with pkgx - using this guide:
Quick, easy and pain free install!
torstenn
jhosteny
Hi @alvinkatojr unfortunately, not right now. This is in a private portal that we use for our customers. If I can think of some other interesting things to show, I will post them.
danj
Always a great comment to see, usually as a parenthetical. Binary pattern matching is fantastic!
toon159
Trying to finish the Programming Phoenix LiveView book.
Had a great time but I’m busy recently 
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dimitarvp
Reviving my SQLite adapter in Elixir that is based on Rust code. Finishing the basics – opening and closing connections, pooling, configuration of various timeouts and limits, basic execution of SQL statements – and will add a ton of tests very soon, after which I am moving towards Ecto integration.
It will be an extremely performance-focused library that aims to work with Ecto the way all other well-supported databases do. Main value-add is speed and good data type validation / strictness.
Sadly job search is preventing me from giving it the full attention it deserves. Hopefully that changes soon.
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FedericoAlcantara
I’ve been working on a set of libraries to allow low code software development for the elixir/phoenix framework.
There are several independent libraries for accomplishing that goal:
- Schema / Context DSL (already published)
- UI Liveview low code (almost ready) - produce index, show, modals out of a couple of lines. Including validation, complex form layouts (with tabs, groups) and associations (has_many, belongs_to)
- Fine grained permissions and authorization with minimal coding (in the design phase)
- Navigation menu facilitator.
Most of them use some kind of DSL producing a very opinionated equivalent code, and enabling a small set of available configuration.
CharlesO
alvinkatojr
After a short break from Elixir land, I’m finally diving back into Programming Phoenix Liveview.
Let’s see if I can finally bring the book to a close.
