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- Also, curator @elixir-radar.com
- Past: founder at Plataformatec (acquired by Nubank)
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A video where José starts two IEx sessions, clusters them, defines a module in one of them, and then copies and pastes the binary output of the module definition from one IEx session to the other. Now the module is defined in the other session as well. 🤯
But, can't find the video. 😢
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I'd watch it too. 👍
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Well. Maybe asking the model to transform a SQL query to a Ecto based query. And telling it to test if the result is the same, by running the raw SQL and the Ecto based one.
Interesting use case.
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It can definitely help if you want to interact with your DB with SQL directly.
But for the need I had, I wanted it to generate Elixir code using the Ecto library. For that, I don't think the Postgres MCP could help.
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“The Bob Ross of Elixir”
I liked that!
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Beautiful!
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With all of those features, it reminded me of knock.app
But it’s a product, not a library.
But, as far as I know, it’s in Elixir
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Glad we had Vittoria to introduce us! =D
See you next time.
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Wow, I didn't know you were at ElixirConf EU! It would have been nice to meet you in person. :)
Nice project by the way. 👏
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If it's about going to the server to get data from DB, I'd say LiveView and an SPA would be more or less the same regarding UX (request latency), right?
And LiveVivew may send a little bit less data over the wire, because of its optimizations.
But yes, servers closer to clients is good for LV. 👍
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Been wanting to clone this one, for Brazilian developer market: www.terminal.shop
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Congrats!!! 🎉🎉🎉
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I’d say Tidewave goes even further. It gets information from runtime level, while an LSP usually gets info at a static analysis level.
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Reminded me of blog.plataformatec.com.br/2015/06/elix...
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Reserved mine! 😊