Hi,
I have just written Classical Propositional Logic in Elixir and any feedback is welcome!
Regards,
Adolfo
adolfont
OvermindDL1
Oh hey another teacher! ^.^
You might find this interestingly related. 
https://github.com/rvirding/erlog
hauleth
sorentwo
Oban Core Team
In the first of a series of Oban recipes we look at a couple of techniques for enforcing unique background jobs.
hauleth
Blog post that try to describe what I like in Common Test and features it has that I lack in the ExUnit
sorentwo
Oban Core Team
In the second of a series of Oban recipes we look at using finite recursive background jobs for backfilling data.
karolsluszniak
Here’s how to spend less time managing & running all the tools that assist in developing top-notch Elixir code.
Read more about the new ex_check library: One task to rule all Elixir analysis & testing tools
sorentwo
Oban Core Team
The third recipe looks at patterns for recursively scheduled jobs without any duplication and the mechanisms that make it possible.
Harrisonl
I wrote a post on cleaning up your elixir code using some functional design patterns:
https://struggling.dev/clean-code/
Hope it helps!
sorentwo
Oban Core Team
The fourth recipe looks at how to keep applications feeling responsive by reporting progress from long running background jobs.