ex_cldr_messages now supports full Unicode Message Format 2 messages. Announcement: https://t.co/lZS2etAKaT. Also comes with an opt-in NIF. Docs at https://t.co/Y0kwkPBFq9.
I've published two major updates today.
* V1.0 of unicode_transform. Announcement at https://t.co/2G4TLDIopd and readme at https://t.co/MIryFsE4ZZ.
* V1.0 of ex_cldr_collation. Announcement at https://t.co/aPkcq000Vn and readme at https://t.co/iMwrykt4t4
@ZachSDaniel1 Great stuff @ZachSDaniel1 , exactly what I was looking for to help consumers leverage LLM leaning with `ex_cldr_*` libraries. Time to write some `https://t.co/GrgEA1Smoj` docs.
@slashmili@wojtekmach Latest is 0.55.2 (not 22) but yeah, I really should get to a 1.0 release. The only blocker for me is implementing a proper color module (or more likely a library). It’s on the “get it done in January” list.
@zimt28 Most definitely - it’s my favourite library. But it’s incomplete in major ways. I definitely plan to get back to it in 2025 and get it published / by mid year if all goes well. Set operations on arbitrary sets of intervals may end up being very complicated!
CLDR 45 dropped last week and now the ex_cldr libs are updated. Including a new lib https://t.co/aJ2zaTStMg for localised formatting of peoples names. There's a launch video at https://t.co/lvxigLIc2V and a livebook at https://t.co/L0w9SPx49r
📣Elixir Sydney is on again March 20 featuring special guests Kip Cole and Abishek Tripathi.
📆6PM Online or in-person https://t.co/sxTS3y0QcU
🌏@kipcole9 - What's in a name? Addressing people around the world
🧐@twistin456 - Easy Parser Combinators with PEG
#myelixirstatus
Published an update to https://t.co/U9MDicHE5Y today that does dictionary based word breaking for Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Lao, Khmer and Burmese languages. That was fun!
Person name formatting comes to the ex_cldr family this month. Launching at the Elixir Sydney meetup on March 20th. More than you ever wanted know about names around the world and how to address people in the most appropriate and engaging way.
Good article on integrating Rust and Elixir for image processing by @HassanRSiddiqi at https://t.co/RqSMNa1BPB Elixir image (based upon libvips) might help too https://t.co/lc2SfcyTeO #image#myelixirstatus#elixir
@RazoyoDev@kvlly Thanks for the kind words. It’s a fun and challenging topic. Expect a big update to https://t.co/3GVPCFeTSC by year end that has interval sets, set operations and math operators. Then it will ready for broader exposure and testing if the principles work in real life.
@wojtekmach If it's defined something like "file suffix in atom format translated to MIME type" then it's maybe a handy shortcut. ie like the MIME library. Otherwise its an abstraction too far from the standard.
Image 0.35.0 is out today, primarily focused on image contrast (equalise histogram, tone curves, CLAHE, …). https://t.co/s41m5Hab7U #image#myelixirstatus
Ever wondered about the history of the Unicode character ⍼ (RIGHT ANGLE WITH DOWNWARDS ZIGZAG ARROW)? Neither had I. But its fascinating if you're like this kind of arcana. https://t.co/shUbZysuZv https://t.co/gfIykyQypo
Localized verified routes have landed in ex_cldr_routes in the verified_routes branch. Brave souls to test are very welcome. See https://t.co/8wkxtISfBl
With CLDR 43 (https://t.co/2b6MKZEFQp) launched this month, ex_cldr and 14 other related libs for Elixir have been updated, polished and published. See https://t.co/jIKcyRAazs #myelixirstatus#cldr