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Probuild Ex Extra
Probuild Ex Extra
Probuild Ex front started to be unresponsive. My journey about debugging and optimizing queries.
·mrdotb.com·
Probuild Ex Extra
Learn Tcl by writing a simple game
Learn Tcl by writing a simple game
Explore the basic language constructs of Tcl, which include user input, output, variables, conditional evaluation, looping, and simple functions.
·opensource.com·
Learn Tcl by writing a simple game
Phoenix 1.7's verified routes
Phoenix 1.7's verified routes
Phoenix 1.7 is dropping path helpers in favor of a new concept called verified routes. Let's see how it handles typos, missing paths, arguments, and query params.
·germanvelasco.com·
Phoenix 1.7's verified routes
Undefined behavior, and the Sledgehammer Principle
Undefined behavior, and the Sledgehammer Principle
Previously, an article made the rounds concerning Undefined behavior that made the usual Rust crowd go nuts and the usual C and C++ people get grumpy that someone Did Not Understand the Finer Points and Nuance of Their Brilliant Language. So, as usual, it’s time for me to do what I do best
·thephd.dev·
Undefined behavior, and the Sledgehammer Principle
Move or copy your strings? Possible performance impacts
Move or copy your strings? Possible performance impacts
You sometimes want to add a string to an existing data structure. For example, the C++17 template ‘std::optional’ may be used to represent a possible string value. You may copy it there, as this code would often do… std::string mystring; std::optionalstd::string myoption; myoption = mystring; Or you can move it: std::string mystring; std::optionalstd::string myoption; myoption … Continue reading Move or copy your strings? Possible performance impacts
·lemire.me·
Move or copy your strings? Possible performance impacts
Tag All the Things!
Tag All the Things!
Add tagging with no extra tables using Postgres array fields and Ecto for an easy an simple solution.
·fly.io·
Tag All the Things!
How to debug
How to debug
As engineers we spend a lot of our time debugging problems, yet it's rarely taught as a skill in its own right. Some bugs are difficult enough that they can seem borderline impossible to solve, especially for devs toward the junior end of the spectrum. There's no worse feeling than being stuck on a hard problem, not knowing how to proceed. Of course, the right thing to do if you're stuck like that is ask for help; from your team, from other engineers in your org or social circle, from random strangers on the internet. As a random stranger on the internet then, this post is my attempt to help get you unstuck if you find yourself in that situation.
·philbooth.me·
How to debug
How to Enable File Uploads with Phoenix LiveView
How to Enable File Uploads with Phoenix LiveView
In one way or another, you may want to add a feature in your phoenix application that allows users to upload images and view them. Lucky…
·medium.com·
How to Enable File Uploads with Phoenix LiveView
Elixir modules, files, directories, and naming conventions
Elixir modules, files, directories, and naming conventions
Today, let’s talk about naming and organising Elixir project modules and files. Then, I’ll try to summarise some conventions that I have seen out there and h...
·ulisses.dev·
Elixir modules, files, directories, and naming conventions
A Slack bookmarking application in Elixir with Opus · Dimitris Zorbas
A Slack bookmarking application in Elixir with Opus · Dimitris Zorbas
This post describes how we used Elixir and Opus in one of our services at Tefter, which implements bookmarking collaboration in Slack. My relationship with Slack I remember, when Slack started getting viral and it was set as the main chat app at work, I was very reluctant to use it. I was quite happy with IRC and always in favour of open protocols. Since it supported an IRC / XMPP gateway, tweaking my irssi config and later finch was trivial and my overall experience was good.
·zorbash.com·
A Slack bookmarking application in Elixir with Opus · Dimitris Zorbas
How to create beautiful pipelines on Elixir with Opus
How to create beautiful pipelines on Elixir with Opus
I am not sure if Zorbash had the idea to create Opus while we worked on the same project at Quiqup, but if there’s one thing I can be sure…
·medium.com·
How to create beautiful pipelines on Elixir with Opus
Railway Oriented Programming | SkillsCast
Railway Oriented Programming | SkillsCast
Functional Programming eXchange 2014 conference cast. Scott Wlaschin: Join Scott Wlaschin who will explain how to create robust real world applications in a ...
·skillsmatter.com·
Railway Oriented Programming | SkillsCast