codestirring
realcorvus
Setting User-Agent in Elixir with Finch, HTTPoison, Req, or Tesla
Four examples of how to set your user agent when making HTTP requests, thank you!
Onor.io
renatacuriosum
chriseyre
This is a walkthrough of how to use javascript in a clean manner in a livebook component:
realcorvus
ElixirConf 2022 Teller Challenge Writeup
My writeup on the Teller challenge, I did the virtual one, which was different from-person.
dewetblomerus
soyjeansoy
I wrote a blog post for creating a simple infinitescroll page using LiveView, Intersection Observer API and JS interop using phx-hook.
NataliaCuriosum
“I am the classic example - my background is mainly Ruby” - he said. Why Michał changed his programming road?
Meet Michał Buszkiewicz - a Senior Elixir Dev himself! He’ll give us his insights on what it means to be a SENIOR Elixir programmer, share some of their favourite features, and talk through how he developed over time (and how you can develop yourself!)
https://curiosum.com/blog/junior-to-senior-who-is-senior-elixir-dev-interview-michal-buszkiewicz
Elixir is a hot topic in programming right now. I could tell you about its benefits, but why don’t we just go ahead and ask this guy who knows everything there’s to know?
Learn more from the interview!
realcorvus
Elixir code style, a brief example
The other day I wrote
def build_string(a, b, ops, sep) do
Enum.reduce(ops, "", fn op, acc ->
acc <> sep <> Integer.to_string(calculate(a, b, op))
end)
|> String.trim_leading(sep)
end
For a function, and was annoyed by how ugly it was. Improved version is
def build_string(a, b, ops, sep) do
ops
|> Enum.map(&calculate(a, b, &1))
|> Enum.join(sep)
end
The real point of the blog post is to avoid introducing cases like the first function, which requires a call to String.trim_leading.