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A little while ago, I was trying to animate an element’s background color, so that it cycled through the rainbow. Seems easy, but it turns out, browsers have a surprisingly big limitation when it comes to color processing! In this tutorial, we’ll dig into the issue, and I’ll share a couple of strategies you can use to work around this limitation.

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I'm reading another book about Elixir and I had a little Eureka!-moment with structs.

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After publishing Linear scan register allocation on SSA, I had a nice call with Waleed Khan where he showed me how to Datalog. He thought it might be useful to try implementing liveness analysis as a Datalog problem.

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At the core of every Elixir project lies a file that orchestrates your project’s dependencies, configuration, and tasks: mix.exs. This file…

Mix is a set of tools for creating, testing, and building Elixir applications.

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Elixir Applications In Elixir, an application is a component implementing some specific functionality. It is a unit that can be run independently, thus started and stopped. It can also be reused by other applications, much like a library. When you cr...

I've been working on writing PEG expressions with Rosie Pattern Language to help people to search Elixir code bases for certain things. Very preliminary but I did want to share what I've got so far....

I’m excited to announce the latest addition to the Elixir Drops suite of libraries: Drops.Relation. This new library provides a high-level API for defining database relations with automatic schema inference and composable queries, simplifying database interactions when developing applications in Elixir. Drops.Relation is based on 10 years of my work on the Ruby Object Mapper project and brings the most powerful features of ROM to Elixir. What is Drops.Relation? Drops.Relation bridges the gap between Ecto and application-level data handling and management. It automatically introspects your database tables, generates Ecto schemas, and provides a convenient query API that feels like working directly with Ecto.Repo while adding powerful composition features.

Let’s see just how simple SMTP is with elixir/erlang. I began experimenting with this mostly as a learning tool to get more familiar with…

Building an SDK Generator: Maintaining Custom Files | This articles explains our SDK generation solution that utilizes a macro! in the Rust programming language to maintain custom files added between code generations with zero configuration.

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A lesson in database design and using correct solutions

I recently read part of a pretty awesome book called Let Over Lambda by Doug Hoyte. Full of nice examples, wisdom and funnily opinionated remarks. I was also working on a personal project involving a couple of libraries where I suddenly saw how I could use one of the first patterns explained in the book. Let Over Lambda In lisp and lisp like languages you can rely on lexical binding to manage scope in a way that is for today's standards (at least to me) intuitive.

Explore planned Permit updates including Absinthe integration, Phoenix scopes, policy visualization tools, and static rule validation enhancements.

Explore Permit 0.3 updates, Phoenix LiveView support, and the new Absinthe integration for GraphQL APIs presented at ElixirConf EU 2025.

When deidentifying sensitive data, is it better to remove names or to replace them with randomly generated names?