Plans are so vague 
I plan to go to Lonestar ElixirConf next week and ElixirConf US in the Fall. I also think I might have something worthwhile to open source, if I can find the time to abstract and generify it properly. I’m pleased with a technique I’ve built for connecting to 3rd party json APIs. It involves a Request struct which, inspired by Plug.Conn and Ecto.Changeset, incrementally builds up the command to execute. The icing on the cake is it still lets you provide mocked responses while allowing for async tests.
gregvaughn
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njwest
@gregvaughn Sounds interesting + useful! Got any preliminary docs/source to share? 
In 2019, I plan to deliver the post-beta v1 of a distributed web app system with the backend written entirely in Elixir and Phoenix. Managed to train + shift my team over to GraphQL successfully early this year, which really increased our velocity in predicted but still pleasantly surprising ways
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olivermt
ardhitama
This year I want to refactor that commercial freelancing elixir project for free just for the sake of fun and applying current elixir best practices.
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gregvaughn
It’s still a work in progress in my current codebase as I separate the generic reusable parts from the application specific parts and how those should best interact at what seams. This is the first time I’ve mentioned it beyond my current team. Perhaps after Lonestar I can start an alpha-quality github project. Thanks for your interest!
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frigidcode
- Continue writing Elixir at my day job
- Attend Lonestar 2019 + Training
- Attend ElixirConf in Denver
- Publish a few hex packages
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ConnorRigby
Nerves Core Team
I just bought a ridiculous bell/alarm from Amazon. I think i’ll hook it to Slack or Discord and ruin someones day with a Nerves application
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fklement
I would like to actively contribute to a elixir open source library and publish my own librarys that are on my todo list.
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gausby
I hope I will get to travel a bit for meet ups and conferences, and do some presentations about Elixir. I hope I will get to write a bit as well. So far I have gotten a talk about my MQTT client Tortoise accepted for ElixirConf EU, and I got a handful of talk proposals in review at various conferences in Northern America and in Europe.
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amatalai
My plans:
- Read more elixir/erlang books
- Write a new article about integrating protobufs with phoenix (the previous one is little outdated)
- Release new major version of mockery | Hex
- Find a funny new project to contribute to
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