Marko Honkanen

An image we took a while ago showing how different the architectural styles can be in the City of London. #london #architecture #cityoflondon

@Adidotdev Zed

Devs be honest, which IDE is the best right now?

We've added a new article about London live music events covering many of the popular venues, how to get tickets etc. You can find it there: minne.london/articles/conce… #london #livemusic

The BBC has a terrible habit of switching to Curling whenever a 3rd period of a hockey match is supposed to start.

ChatGPT knows me too well already: “Anytime 😄 — this is me gently standing between you and “accidentally building Ahrefs at home”.”

Just Incredible! European Phone by Jolla Sold 3000 phones in 3 days No VC money No big marketing budgets Just die-hard team, community and angel investors. commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla…

I've been using Tidewave heavily for the past few weeks with Claude Code, and it's been great. Sometimes, when I ask Claude Code / Codex directly, they produce decent results, but usually, there is something to fix. Often, it's easier just to redo the work using Tidewave. #elixir

@leandrocesquini Amazing, this is exactly what I needed 🙇‍♂️

Soon in MDEx ➡️ Phoenix Components! Yes, MDEx will support embedding HEEx templates inside Markdown. Components and Elixir empressions. hex.pm/packages/mdex #MyElixirStatus

What makes @elixirlang great for startups? The biggest problem most startups face is trying to find product/market fit. The key to discovering product/market fit is rapid iteration. You need to build, measure, and adapt quickly based on customer feedback. Ruby on Rails understood this well, and bootstrapped tons of really big companies. The top four YC companies by value are Airbnb, Stripe, Coinbase, and DoorDash – all originally Rails shops. [1] Rails was and is really good. It's surprising that other languages and frameworks still haven't caught up. I feel for younger startup teams that don't know how good we had it. There's one ecosystem that doesn't have a Rails-shaped hole, though: Elixir. Elixir is a great choice for a team that wants to move fast. Here's why:

@andrielfn I just tried the date picker and the variants, and they are awesome, great job!

🎉 Big news! Some of the most awaited components in Fluxon UI are finally here! 📅 Date Picker 📆 Date Range Picker ⏰ Date Time Picker 🔍 Autocomplete 📚 Documentation Check it out ⬇️ #MyElixirStatus #ElixirLang

I fell right into the trap of trying to update some JS framework stuff in a Phoenix application. Reverted, and sanity is slowly restoring...

I wrote a quick blog post about adding LiveSvelte to a LiveView project: honkanen.io/blog/adding-li… #ElixirLang

@andrielfn Looks great, these will save a lot of time in the future.

The wait is over - Fluxon is here! 🚀🚀🚀 A modern UI component library crafted for Phoenix Framework that delivers: 🎨 Sleek, modern design system 🌓 Dark mode out of the box 📱 Fully responsive components 🏗️ Ready-to-use layouts #MyElixirStatus

Also on the sky app now at hokram @ sky.social

I created a site for estimating stories in an agile project using Phoenix LiveView (what else?). It's in beta for now. liveplanningpoker.com #elixir #MyElixirStatus

Wish this post could find me a job

@NHL not sure if this is the right place to contact you, but the William M. Jennings Trophy runner-up for 2013-2014 links to a wrong Chad Johnson (8456727, should be 8473434) on the awards page.

And I say easy, but it must have taken at least tens of person years to build, probably more.

The new EE website and app make a really good case study of how easy it is to build an SPA that doesn’t work.

LiveView Native v0.2.0-beta.1 Getting Started video youtube.com/watch?v=WyjwFP… #myelixirstatus