Published a small project built as an experiment in distributed Elixir, a playground to try out different ways of synchronising data between nodes and learn in the process https://t.co/JnQlCaxeTX #myelixirstatus
Incredible how GitHub’s eng team knows reliability (having zero nines) is their #1 problem for ~6 months now and seemingly not being able to get a handle on it. Despite so many solid engineers working on it
My bet: arch decisions years ago bite back v hard now
The plugin is open source:
https://t.co/TVsfaaltnM
Shout-out to ccrider — without read-only access to session history, the whole analysis approach wouldn't work.
I just released a lil @elixirlang library for generating docs about telemetry events from structured data. Love me some telemetry events but they're often an underdocumented aspect of libraries.
https://t.co/LnjP7TdOVS
Feedback welcome 👐
The GigCity Elixir version of my "Tell me a Story" talk is live 🥳
This is very similar to the AlchemyConf version, but I think that a few minor tweaks improved the flow, and the delivery is smoother. Apparently it's worth doing multiple takes of the same talk 🙃
I hit a few minor bumps during the demo section, but I'll blame it on the jet lag 😅
Anyway, hope you'll enjoy it 🤞
https://t.co/GVQLP9O7fW
The AlchemyConf version of my "Tell me a Story" talk is finally out 🎉
https://t.co/jVfUTbM5o8
The talk should be interesting to anyone developing software in a collaborative team environment, regardless of the language used. It's best experienced knowing no details about it, so skip reading the description, just hit the play button, and watch the story unfold.
The format of this talk is heavily inspired by the beautiful venue of Theatro Circo. It was the first time I performed at a theater stage, so for this occasion I dug deep, went far outside my comfort zone, and came up with a fusion of a technical talk and a monodrama 🎭
Of all the talks I've given, this one is the closest to my heart, so I hope you'll enjoy it!
By "popular" demand 😅 I've rewritten the demo of my "The Soul of Erlang and Elixir" talk. The code now uses the latest Erlang, Elixir, & Phoenix. It is licensed (MIT), so you can freely use it in your own demos, or for any other purposes. Enjoy!
https://t.co/b7lGm9kWOK
Next week we're having an Elixir drinkup in Zagreb, at the place aptly named Elixir Bar. I'm bringing some cool stickers I've snatched at recent Elixir & BEAM events 😊, so come grab some, and hang out. See you there?
https://t.co/4SzqO3zmkv
So... my contract gigs will end in a few days.
I’m now looking for a job! 🤓
- Principal engineer, backend/systems/arch focus
- Fully remote, flexible hours (hard to find ppl in the same tz), pref async work
- @elixirlang is def my strength, but I just love doing stuff
Are you ready to elevate your testing skills? Join me this October at @CodeBEAMio Europe for a one day training session on testing. Learn how write concise, clear tests that maximize your confidence in the system's behavior with the minimum amount of test code required. Don't miss this opportunity to ensure your tests are as efficient and effective as possible!
https://t.co/QQ8sWIteNU
Early bird for @CodeBEAMio Europe ends in 6 days. If you're curious what the conference is about, my daughter put up a summary with a few keypoints. Hope to see you there!
If you're looking for Elixir devs, I know of a few good ones who are currently looking for a job. CET time zone, probably fully remotely. DM me if you're interested, and I'll hook you up. RTs appreciated.
I don’t feel it, and I don’t think it is rational, but I do see it. The zeitgeist of the thought leaders does tend negative. I remember waving my flag of technological optimism in the 90s and getting smiling chuckles from people, while now I can count on at least some angry disapproval.
On net, the world is better than it has ever been in history, and the derivative is still positive — it is going to get even better! Miraculous and clever things are all around, and I try to appreciate them all.
I want to tell people to snap out of it and get on board the progress train; there is room for everyone! To a large degree, it will happen regardless of the negative feels, but not completely. Culture does make a difference, and I would like it to be positive.
Hello 👋 I'm looking for my next challenge! I prefer smaller orgs (10-100), remote-first culture and Elixir/Erlang stacks. Love solving problems and helping others be their best selves❤️ Looking for eng leadership opportunities, can be hands-on.
RTs appreciated 🙏
I haven't done much concurrent/network dev before Elixir. I did some recently in Swift/C# and it wasn't easy to say the least. We hear there's barrier because FP/OTP. I took it for granted but gen_tcp+binary matching is not just a bit better, it's on a completely different level.
Announcing Bumblebee: from GPT2 to Stable Diffusion neural networks for Elixir. And - with Livebook v0.8 - all it takes for you to give it a try is three clicks.
Watch the video announcement: https://t.co/FFnE7AolQP
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Starting September I'm available for Elixir mentoring & consulting work. DM me if you need help adopting Elixir and using it in production. RTs are welcome :-)