We just shipped Distributed Python on top of the Erlang distribution, with full Elixir and Livebook integration: https://t.co/wrJYcIo83R
And much more: intellisense, zero-copy Apache Arrow, and more. Read the article for all the details.
A huge thank you to NLnet Foundation for sponsoring our work. They are always looking for new ideas and you have until April 1st to join the next batch: https://t.co/D7EI3MPrOJ
I was recently on a podcast discussing Erlang / Elixir and the significant advantages that its runtime environment can bring over the industry status quo.
I worked to specifically providing insight for my PHP / Java / C# experienced friends.
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https://t.co/OoZmQToXY8 is publicly available!
I can't wait to see what folks build and where this goes!
- remote AI runtime for full-stack app building, github workflows, etc
- Full in browser IDE and xterm, with root
- Preview URLs for any port
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🚨 BREAKING: Google just turned Gemini into an AI operating system.
At I/O 2025, they launched a full suite of tools that go way beyond chat.
Here’s what just dropped and it’s wild: 🧵👇
A team who allows messes to persist in their code will gradually slow down to a tiny fraction of their potential productivity. I’ve seen teams that have expanded their estimates out to weeks and months for jobs that ought to take a day or two.
The slower the team goes, the more the pressure builds. The more the pressure build the more messes are left uncleaned. Each such mess impedes the team even more; and the slower they all go. It’s a vicious cycle, and if you’ve been a programmer for more than a couple of years you’ve likely taken a few turns around it.
But it gets worse. Managers, desperate to increase productivity, hire new people. This, of course, has the opposite of the desired effect. The new people, thrown into the mass of messy code, see how things are done around here and — of course — they emulate it. So now there are even more people making messes, which drives the cycle even faster, and drags the productivity even lower.
Got tired of the double Ctrl+C to exit iex, so I customized my .iex.exs to quit with a simple 'q+Enter' or 'exit+Enter'. 🙌 Small tweak, big difference! Making my #elixir workflow faster and smoother 🚀 #myelixirstatus
I was just testing out Elixir 1.17’s new test breakpoints to verify that my test setup was actually doing what I thought 😅
Happy to report they’re 🤩
Just run your tests in `iex` with the `-b` flag! 👇
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#MyElixirStatus
This is amazing!🤯
I can see someone getting millions in funding building a product around these ideas, and here it is just the first day of @supabase's launch week. Well done!
And kudos to the @ElectricSQL team on shipping PG Lite with such amazing features. 👏