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We said we will focus on interoperability for 2025 and we are ready to share the first results. Embedding Python in Elixir, it's Fine: dashbit.co/blog/running... More updates likely at ElixirConf EU 2025 :)

Yesterday had a chance to visit our Elixir & Erlang meetup in Munich. Nice talk from @kobrakai.de about phoenix channels (reminds me of what I did for Swift distributed actors 🙃), impressive Grisp.io board showcase by Peer Stritzinget and nice demo building JsonSchema using macros by Stefan Fochler.

You know the _real_ reason why there isn't an <accordion> element? It's because we've never truly been able to accurately depict it in code… until now 🪗

I truely think ex_doc should have a native docset (dash/zeal) formatter. I've seen breaking changes in the past when OTP moved to ex_doc, which broke links to the hosted docs. Now it looks like the move to client side routing broke dash sidebar from updating on inline navigation in dash.

Time for my annual look at the state of JavaScript Framework development. "JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2025" #DEVCommunity #javascript #WebDev dev.to/this-is-lear...

This was an interesting summary. Pure HTML(css) features are great for LiveView users frontendmasters.com/blog/bone-up...

Been holding on to this for a little bit now. We are running an Elixir conference. 10-12 September in Varberg, Sweden. One day of NervesConf EU and two days of Goatmire Elixir. Single track. Andrea Leopardi and Sanne Kalkman are our two first speakers. A lot more to come :) #elixirlang

Journal: Progressively enhancing maps How I switched to high-resolution maps on The Session without degrading performance. 🔗https://adactio.com/journal/21606

Today I published a first time video of mine talking about a concept I called "Behaviour Stacking" while working on it. kobrakai.de/videos/rwd3e If you ever wondered libraries like phoenix or bandit build features on top of OTP primitives as well as their own lower level work this is for you.

We’re hiring an #ElixirLang Sr. Software Engineer at Level All jobs.smartrecruiters.com/LevelAll/744...

time to review my HTML wrapped 2024 Most used: <a> Doing work to reduce infrastructure bills: <picture> Underrated: <output> Misunderstood: <details> Tame but a small win: <search> Hope the design never calls for it: <dialog> Not today Satan: <canvas> Pure vibes: <noscript>

If you're using mise on mac os you can as of today easily opt into using precompiled erlang, by putting the following in your mise.toml configuration: ``` [alias] erlang = 'asdf:michallepicki/asdf-erlang-prebuilt-macos' ```

Are you ready to learn how to code music with Sonic Pi? sonic-pi-studio.teachable.com/p/sonic-pi-i...

Do I know any folks who are doing great technical writing in the #Elixir community and are open to contract? @solnic.dev @boe.codes know anyone? :)

Shower thought from this morning: Specifications should really come with a set of testcases. Having needed to deal with XML signing, but with a padding setup no tool I tried seems to support yet, recently I would've loved to validate the code I needed to write instead of just hoping and praying.