TL;DR: A set of lints for the Ash framework built as a Credo plugin.
Ideally, this becomes a community resource of relevant and battle-hardened lints to choose from.
If you have cool lints or ideas for them to contribute, I'd be happy to hear about them.
github.com/leonqadirie/...
A code block describing a common pitfall for beginners learning the Ash Framework in the Elixir programming language. The word change is missing, leading to incorrect runtime behavior.
You've got to change!
... to avoid unexpected runtime behaviour and long debugging sessions. Introducing AshCredo to help you with that (and more).
#ElixirLang #AshFramework #MyElixirStatus
Found ast-grep and nerdsniped myself into writing custom linting rules.
Who has 2 thumbs and 100+ findings to fix? :D
github.com/ast-grep/ast...
No worries, I (kind of) know how many things you juggle simultaneously, am just quite proud of this one :)
My first (somewhat) substantial contribution to the Elixir ecosystem. I really like DSLs, so it was fun diving into the weeds of Spark :)
#ElixirLang
Give it a try, I’d be interested in feedback on how to further enhance this pattern!
Started the current client project to automate ops processes using LLMs. Ended up writing a compiler and linter along the way.
SWE is beautifully weird sometimes.
Same energy as: 'Code without comments, docs or tests is bug-free by definition'
Might give it an honest attempt in a couple of weeks. My current attention budget is more limited than I’d like :)
Oh no, the urge to leave my current (Rust-based) SSG solution for the incremental compilation to possibly shave off time from my current 15ms full rebuilds instead of writing another blog post!
But seriously, font subsetting is a great feature to have.
It is only similar in terms of superficial syntax, a form of sum/product types and it having option and result types.
That may sound like a lot of overlap. It really isn’t. For starters, Gleam has no concept of traits, for example.
If we strive for consistency of `[Adjective]Supervisor` I’d vote for ElasticSupervisor. Dynamic if we aim to have very similar semantics as Elixir.
Otherwise Factory fits great, the baggage is there but makes it grokkable quite easily.
Slightly behind that, Generator.
I'm excited about this :)
Reminder to back rebar4 if possible, helping push the #erlang / #elixirlang / #gleam / #BEAM ecosystem.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/pee...
Such a cool idea!
Corresponding GitHub issue's TL;DR: fixed in `main`, better fix on the way.
github.com/elixir-lang/...
Our GitHub repository is now public!
github.com/elixir-lang/...
I keep getting surprised Thomas' work isn’t universally known in the community, but I am deep in the GenAI niche.
I heard good things about github.com/thmsmlr/live..., essentially facilitates editing the markdown via CLI-exposed (MCP?) interfaces.
That thread was made private by the mods.
Core takeaway is: @expert-lsp.org is actively worked on. Elixir LS currently benefits from public work on ElixirSense, but others are working on merging everything incl. these advancements. No timeline shared yet.
+1 for a critical assessment of repatch - the README and announcements sound *suspiciously* great 😅
Hyped for this; I juuust need to somehow reschedule the flight 😬
Only very vague ones that in the end might boil down to:
- will it compose well with other (unspecified) building blocks, and
- are there sufficient escape hatches/hooks to when it doesn’t
A reason I like Ash's Lifecycle model: hexdocs.pm/ash/actions....
Curious as in curious, not doubtful. :)
Curious how it feels in anger, but at first glance: this for sure is a beautiful interface!
Yes, really brought my productivity down a notch.
I need to improve my self-control.
Fortunately/unfortunately Goatmire is not sold out yet. I just goofed a bit on the backend.
Łukasz Samson improving #ElixirLang keyword docs; laying groundwork for better autocomplete.
Also, @expert-lsp.org teasing… are we close to a better Elixir LSP era?
github.com/elixir-lang/...
Nice plan, incl. the long-term ’2.0’ considerations. :)
That is awesome! Predefined themes and/or easy way to define own themes?
Great either way!
For what’s it worth, I’m looking forward to explore Gleam's (new) OTP API and find out what its actual limitations are and what is just missing functionality OOTB.
It is a joy writing Gleam, and then I’m also really spoiled by the existing Elixir abstractions.
I aspire to be as constructive as José is with #ElixirLang community feedback: elixirforum.com/t/a-case-for...