Victor Rodrigues

@lucasvegi Congrats!! 👏

Ph.D. completed! I’m so happy! I want to thank everyone in the Elixir community who helped along this journey. We still have results to share about refactorings and the disciplined removal of smells using sequences of refactorings. I hope to make them public soon! #ElixirLang

@sorentwo These are awesome, gonna give it a shot 👍 Most workers end up just wrapping a fn call, this makes bg work easier to define, enqueue and consume. I think it would be nice to pass common opts to all @job’s on the top, like ‘use …Decorator, queue: :accounts’ Great job!

Remembering we could use job decorators was surprisingly delightful 😁

@hugobarauna great talks on Livebook at ElixirConf this year, congrats! 💜

Have questions about Livebook, or are you using Livebook? Come talk to me! 😊 I'd love to talk to you here at #ElixirConf

@RevelryLabs That’s much less of an issue now after elixir 1.17, since single quotes are deprecated and will trigger a warning, the sigil for charlists ~c”” makes it less ambiguous.

"You will accidentally use a charlist 'charlist' instead of a string 'string' at some point and tear your hair out looking for the bug." #myelixirstatus #software #codingjourney bit.ly/3SsF0Db

@leandronsp bom dia manolo ☕️ vo colar! e depois assistir essa live de gleam, que beleza

é isso vamos abrir live em 15 minutos live obrigatória antes da daily da firma vai já passando o café aí bom dia ☕️ m.twitch.tv/leandronsp

@src_rip You could try something like `Ecto.Changeset.cast(user_a, Map.from_struct(user_b), [:name, :email])`

Also does anyone know of a way to generate a change set by diffing two schemas in ecto? I know it's a weird question but?

@t3dotgg 8+ years by now quietly shipping Elixir everyday 😁

I love how we all just quietly agree that Elixir is the best language and yet none of us ship it

@src_rip In Elixir it's easy to call a function on a remote env with eval, rpc, or in the remote console. Some of your application mix tasks can be CLI wrappers for "application tasks" you wanna provide for all environments.

@src_rip I think it's actually good mix isn't available in releases haha, it would open a whole can of worms (ex update deps on prod?)

It's really nice that the go-to option for running tasks (mix) also does not work in 90% of elixir deployments since most people use releases 🙃 #myelixirstatus

@nfcodes Elixir ‘Getting Started’ guides give a great introduction to the language hexdocs.pm/elixir/introdu…

I’m finally doing a deep dive into elixir. What are the best resources / articles / books that I should read? What are the best accounts to follow? #MyElixirStatus

@leandronsp pattern match all the things 😁

nem else nem early return, ternário é mto underrated

@stefano_mancini @ac_alejos @elixirlang you can build super fast APIs with phoenix, fast to build and also at runtime😄 that said, just bandit and plug could be a good alternative for your needs hexdocs.pm/bandit hexdocs.pm/plug/Plug.Rout… and there's also ash: ash-hq.org

Phoenix is a good web framework, but like Ruby on Rails is too opinionated and batteries included. But if someone wants to just build fast API, he can’t find a decent alternative. Yes, in other languages (like golang) many thin frameworks are just a little abstraction of the built in http library, but they are “alive”, with growing communities of developers. And more developers means more adoption of the language.

Ever wondered how companies are using @elixirlang? Here are some of the most interesting production use cases from well-known companies. The common theme is that Elixir helped them scale and serve higher volumes of traffic with oftentimes fewer lines of code 🧵:

@elixiremfoco Tropical Elixir 🍹😉

Que nome devemos dar ao evento de Elixir em Fortaleza?

@th1agofm that looks amazing! ❤️ TIL about `=>`, didn't have all this pattern matching in my time with Ruby, gotta catch up with all that 😄💎

Do you know why the new Pin operator(^) was added to Ruby? 🤔 What does it do? It's a strange operator. Only when I tried to use pattern matching based on a dynamic variable that I understood its usefulness. 👇 Check this example and learn about it!

@FrancescoC A good project for Hernan, haha! Was wondering, this might be possible already with luerl? 😄 cheers!

How colleagues you have not worked with in 20 years are still traumatised of not having been able to rewrite the AXD301 switch in Java 😂. #erlang

@filipecabaco @josevalim The numbat is monitoring the bees, on top of logs… 🪵📈 😁

@josevalim I only see a sine wave made of bees 😅no clue of what that means

@Adkron @elixirlang I’m thankful for how stable the language is, so much has evolved during 1.x, while maintaining compatibility, not an easy thing to achieve, kudos to the core team. I think I see this reflected in most libraries as well 👍

What are you thankful for as part of @elixirlang? #myelixirstatus I’m thankful for the tools that the community has spent hours crafting in order to make interactive systems simpler to get going.

@leandronsp Erlang pode até ser uma linguagem meio esquisita, pro padrão C-style que a gente tá acostumado, mas acho Erlang cada vez mais bonita na sua simplicidade ✨

pessoal falando mal de golang, até parece que nunca viram Erlang.

@DNAutics I've just used livebook in a training, it was super helpful 👌 following the getting started guides could be a nice way to start exploring elixir-lang.org/getting-starte…

Ok #elixir fam... I'm teaching my friend who has zero programming experience #nerves next week. (He wants to make moving sculptures for fun). Any words of advice? Strategies? I think we're going to start with #livebook.... Then... ???... Then profit?

@leandronsp HTTP 500 BLZ

HTTP 403 OK me sinto ligeiramente provocado