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I'm Ricardo, a software engineer who loves building web applications using technologies like Elixir, Phoenix, and LiveView.
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π Very nice tutorial, IvΓ‘n. Congrats! I've done something similar in a pet project using the mentor library, hex.pm/packages/men..., which is very convenient when transforming LLM responses into Ecto schemas, using validations, etc.
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I'm glad to know I'm not the only one doing this π
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Thank you! Awesome news for the #elixirlang community!! β€οΈ
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I'm using Oh My Zsh and its dedicated Elixir plugin, which adds a βismβ alia, among others (a lot of others π) github.com/gusaiani/eli...
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I also switched to Ghostty and successfully set it up with Zellij. I'm really pleased with the results so far! β€οΈ
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The videos are recommended. Very concise and high-level. www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEbB...
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I just finished watching them. They help a lot in understanding event sourcing core concepts. Thanks for sharing π
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Raycast + Dash FTW!
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I usually remove that too after running `mix phx.new...` π₯
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This is what I'm currently using to emulate that behaviour :) github.com/nvim-pack/nv...
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Gotcha! The reactor sounds very OTPish, like proper processes for handling events. Is that the idea?
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π I've been implementing event sourcing lately using Commanded, and I find the similarities very interesting. What are the main differences?
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π tell me more!
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Let's go!
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π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯
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Looking forward to seeing that ππΏ
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I'm using `1.17.3-otp-27` from asdf :)
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I promise! I'm currently working on something interesting, mixing things like Commanded, Oban, and LangChain, so I'll definitely start writing some new tutorials π