I have recently been playing around with using the Rosie Pattern Language to create PEG patterns for matching Elixir constructs in code. Rather than boring anyone who doesn’t care to learn more about the topic, I’ve written up my work as a blog post.
Thoughts, feedback and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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Learning Elixir: Keyword Lists
New article in my Elixir learning series exploring Keyword Lists - the specialized ordered key-value structure that powers Elixir’s clean function APIs and configuration systems.
The article covers:
With comprehensive examples, IEx sessions, and practical patterns to help you master this essential Elixir data structure and write more idiomatic function APIs.
Check it out: Learning Elixir: Keyword Lists
How to build a Phoenix-based info station with Nerves.
It’s production-ready to check 
IoT Doorstep Station: Nerves, Raspberry Pi & ESP32 Tutorial | Curiosum
Building a Ragnarok Online Server in Elixir, parts 1 and 2
https://medium.com/@ygorcastor/building-a-ragnarok-online-server-in-elixir-4c6d75a61d74
If you ever wanted to throw a payload to a light storage without any setup or configuration, now is the time 
Learning Elixir: Structs
New article in my Elixir learning series exploring Structs - Elixir’s powerful tool for creating structured data with compile-time guarantees and pattern matching capabilities.
Key topics covered:
defstructWith practical examples and IEx sessions to help you build more robust Elixir applications.
Check it out: Learning Elixir: Structs
Caller tracking has been a thing in Elixir for a while, but still is a relatively obscure topic. Here’s a very short 5 minute guide that omits all the details and just gives you just one example to keep at the back of your head.
This is a post that describes how I used Elixir to add automations to the Hue Tap Dial Switch via MQTT and Zigbee2mqtt.