2026 UtahJS Conference The 15th Annual UtahJS Conference will be a one-day event with three tracks.

P.S. Early Bird tickets now on sale! They sell out fast! ti.to/utahjs/2026

UtahJS Conf 2026: Call for Speakers Join us for the 15th annual UtahJS Conference!UtahJS is a multi-track conference for Software Engineers.Attend this year to:Stay up to date on the lat...

🙌 UtahJS Conf 2026 Call for Speakers is live! Speaking at UtahJS is a great way to connect with other Software Engineers in Utah. It's also a chance to show something cool that you've learned. sessionize.com/utahjs-conf-...

I want that too, so if you find something good, let me know.

Gotcha! I was a bit surprised you were looking to leave Notion

I use Obsidian and pay for sync. I like that it is just markdown so never any lock in.

I spent some time working in Elm this weekend. I am really enjoying functional languages the more I work with them.

briancbarrow.com/blog/explori...

How Vue Composables Work – Explained with Code Examples Vue composables are a very helpful tool when developing Vue applications. They give developers an easy way to reuse logic across our applications. In addition to allowing for “stateless” logic (things...

🚀 My latest post over at @freecodecamp.bsky.social: Understanding Vue 3 Composables!

Read the full post 👉 www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-vue...

Let me know if you find it helpful!

💚 Vue.js 💚

📹 You should learn Nuxt!

👉🏻 CJ steps in for Scott and joins Wes to share his experience working with Nuxt, from routing and data fetching to the pros and cons of the framework.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMYOigI5NjM

Building an AI Soccer Coach in Elixir/Phoenix | Brian's Blog Talking about my fun weekend project.

briancbarrow.com/blog/soccer-...

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Elixir Radar 469

Elixir Radar issue 469 is out! 📣

You can read it here: buff.ly/DVnaz3C

This issue comes with content from @thebrianb.bsky.social @cheerfulstoic.codes @whatyouhi.de @peregrine.bsky.social @brianmeeker.bsky.social and Alex Fraiha. Thank you!

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Phoenix with Inertia.js vs LiveView | Brian's Blog A comparison of Inertia.js and LiveView for building modern web applications.

I haven't written a blog post in almost 2 years. It was nice to get back into it.

briancbarrow.com/blog/inertia...

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Everything I Was Lied To About NodeJS Came True With Elixir Discover why Elixir delivers on everything Node.js promised but failed to achieve. Learn how Elixir outperforms Node.js in concurrency, parallelism, fault tolerance, and scaling without requiring comp...

Nice to see some NodeJS peeps hearing the Good News about Elixir: d-gate.io/blog/everyth...

We had to change locations. We will now be at Forge HQ

276 East 12200 South, Draper, UT

Google force feeding gemini to its users

Stop trying to make Gemini happen. It's not going to happen

a cartoon character is standing in front of a mountain with his arms crossed . ALT: a cartoon character is standing in front of a mountain with his arms crossed .

I feel like I’ll be doing that a lot in the near future

Am I reading this right that this makes it so teachers can’t call a child by their preferred pronouns?

Is the ebook only available from Amazon? Is there a drm free version?

Is there an e-book version?

""Most big, deeply satisfying accomplishments in life take at least five years to achieve. This can include building a business, cultivating a loving relationship, writing a book, getting in the best shape of your life, raising a family, and more. Five years is a long time. It is much slower than most of us would like. If you accept the reality of slow progress, you have every reason to take action today. If you resist the reality of slow progress, five years from now you'll simply be five years older and still looking for a shortcut."" (James Clear, 3-2-1 Email Newsletter)

This year I’m trying to focus more on consistency, with a mantra of “festina lente”. Success happens over Yuma long term, but only if you work at it consistently.

Festina Lente = Make Haste Slowly

If it could intelligently add it only if I’m on a blank line that might be nice. but I agree, definitely gets in the way more than it helps

Is Elixir the Future? feat. José Valim | S2 E01 YouTube video by Backend Banter

Just finished listening to the first Backend Banter episode of the year with @wagslane.bsky.social and @josevalim.bsky.social

Highly recommend it!

youtu.be/yk9x3nX5MQo?...

""You can lose yourself one small compromise at a time. You can transform yourself one small win at a time."" (James Clear, 3-2-1: On Loving Your Fate, How to Handle Pressure, and the Value of Being Proactive Yet Positive)

The secret is there is no secret.

No magic tea. No superpower pill. If any of this stuff worked there wouldn't be a billion dollar industry of hacks.

Move your body. Eat whole foods. Sleep. Read. Surround yourself with good people. Practice your values. Show up consistently.

Advanced IEx helpers: mastering commands and features in Elixir #ElixirLang #reading-list #tools

🔗 Advanced IEx helpers: mastering commands and features in Elixir

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