Meryl Dakin returns to the show this week to discuss her current work as software engineer at Knock.app, and the ways that learning Elixir had a radical impact on her programming career. https://smartlogic.io/podcast/elixir-wizards/s7e10-dakin

👋🏼 Here’s part seven of the Building a simple Calendly clone with Phoenix LiveView series, in which we will create and update event types.

https://bigardone.dev/blog/2022/01/11/building-a-simple-calendly-clone-with-phoenix-live-view-pt-7

Happy coding!

Começamos o ano indo além e criando o curso “Elixir na prática” para apresentar a linguagem e atrair mais desenvolvedores para comunidade. https://bit.ly/elixir-na-pratica

Original post on elixir forum at https://elixirforum.com/t/minesweeper-built-with-liveview-and-other-recent-tools/45266

In episode 82 of Thinking Elixir, José Valim joins us to kick off part 1 of a 5 part series as we count down to the 10 year anniversary of the Elixir project we know and love. In Part 1, we talk through the Elixir releases of 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3. We cover the significant changes in each release, what instigated the change, the thinking behind it, and more. We cover some long-present features that people may not be aware of and recall what these changes meant to us.

https://podcast.thinkingelixir.com/82

I have created a free intro to Elixir series on CodeCast: https://www.codecast.io/series/58-intro-to-elixir

It contains about 7.5 hours of video content and It’s ideal for developers with some experience who want to get into Elixir.

First article of the series about integrating systemd features with Elixir (and other BEAM languages).

https://hauleth.dev/post/who-watches-watchmen-i/

Conrex uses a convergent isochrone to calculate real traffic and topographic conditions. An implementation of the CONREC contouring subroutine in Elixir, Conrex is now released to the open source community.

https://curiosum.com/blog/story-of-elixir-programming-language

The Elixir language, operating on an Erlang machine, is constantly gaining more and more followers. How was Elixir created and what does it have in common with Erlang?

Changelog

v12.2.0

Enhancements

• Test against support IDEA versions in CI to prevent another Find Usage regression
  • 2021.2.3 FindUsageTests differ from manual testings, so don’t test 2021.2.3
  • Make FindUsagesTest UsageViewTreeText work for both 2021.1.3 and other versions
  • Add kernel.ex to all Find Usage Tests to ensure it doesn’t work because it can’t resolve primary element
• Add find usages for def test

Bug Fixes

• Work-around Find Usage bug due to temporary change in JetBrains API only in versions that have that change.
  • Restore old find_usages.handler.Call
  • Determine whether to resolve FindUsageHandler primary element based on application build number Assume that are 213.* builds have the already resolved call. This excludes 2021.3, but not 2021.3.1, which includes the fix to restore the 2021.1.3 behaviour.
• Fix HTML errors in description.html.
• Add card one-liner.

[Installation Instructions](https://github.com/KronicDeth/intellij-elixir/blob/v12.2.0/README.md#installation

The latest episode of Elixir Wizards is out today!

Brooklyn Zelenka, co-founder and CTO at Fission, joins us in this high level conversation about edge computing, tech equity, anti-entropy, witchcraft, and the Elixir language. https://smartlogic.io/podcast/elixir-wizards/s7e9-zelenka

How I use The Explicit Architecture in the Elixir projects.

Not many junior devs get into Elixir but I decided to learn it just 6 months after graduating a bootcamp while building my first real project, Work Happy. No regrets.

I’ve loved it and have learned so much but not without a lot of struggles. I’ve written about my experience learning Elixir as a JavaScript developer: https://medium.com/@zahradeenie/building-work-happy-learning-elixir-part-one-f3abbfbbaea9

Learn how to make use of functional components to create complex Phoenix LiveView UIs.

https://blog.appsignal.com/2022/01/11/build-interactive-phoenix-liveview-uis-with-components.html

Uploading files with Phoenix and Javascript? Stephanie Vizzi has created a step-by-step reference to guide you through the process: https://smartlogic.io/blog/phoenix-file-upload-via-javascript/

I just published an S3 storage provider for Elasticlunr. You can now store your indexes to an S3 bucket aside the Disk storage provider included in the base project.

The storage API is flexible, so writing to any storage provider (Google Cloud Storage, DB and so on) shouldn’t be a problem. it’s just a matter of grabbing the right provider or implementing one yourself.

https://github.com/heywhy/ex_elasticlunr_s3

In episode 81 of Thinking Elixir, we talk with Digit and Quinn Wilton about the Burrito project. It wraps up Elixir to a single binary, enables cross-platform builds using Zig to help while also enabling NIFs! They share how the security focused software they create uses this to run in isolated environments where Elixir can’t be installed. A really cool project that can be used for things like one-off scripts to long running CLI applications with full OTP features and more. They share some of the challenges they had to overcome in creating Burrito and how it being OpenSource helps the company and their project.

https://podcast.thinkingelixir.com/81

Like every other search engine, you can make more advanced search queries depending on your requirements. In the remaining part of this post, I will be highlighting the available query types provided by Elasticlunr.

Read more: https://atandarash.me/blog/elasticlunr-query-dsl

Note: This is a continuation of the introductory post

Changelog

v12.1.0

Enhancements

• Add MacPorts SDK locations to README.
• Add support for ** operator to lexer and parser.
• Color settings for each sigil name. Both the interpolating (lower case) and literal (upper case) name use the same settings.
• Add support for stepped ranges

Bug Fixes

• Decompile {:|, …, …} as cons operator in Elixir Dbgi.
• Fix missing guards when decompiling Elixr DbgI clauses using special decompiler Guards where missing because only decompiler.appendSignature was used.
• Fix module.Reference.calculateDefaultRangeInElement element.textOffset instead of element.textLength was used for end of range.
• Render OtpErlangExternalFun correctly as remote captures (&Mod.fun/arity). Fixes decompiling Ecto.Changeset.validate_number.
• Protect ExUnit configuration Producer from ElixirFile without VirtualFile.
• Unquote.treeWalkUp no longer assumes that the final argument to unquote is a Call.
• Fix Find Usages for call definitions
  • Don’t resolve primary Find Usages element. The primary element passed to FindUsageHandler is now already resolved, so resolving it again for call definitions finds usages of def, defmacro, etc.
  • Since the element passed to FindUsagesProvider#canFindUsageFor, definers can no longer be excluded, so remove that check.
• Don’t highlight Quote or Sigil as normal text if part of documentation. Since the annotators will run in arbitrary order, the Textual annotator has to avoid annotating the same nodes as the ModuleAttribute annotator or the colors can get interleaved.
• Put ENTRANCE and Initial Visited Element in __module__.Resolver.
• Keep searching when resolving type parameters if bitstring is encountered.
• Fix UnaliasedName.unaliasedName for atoms.
• Restore ElixirAtom#getName Lost when parser was regenerated when Elixir <= 1.6 support was dropped in 679a9689cfe097018b9baa4e894d4550a84d7aac.

Installation Instructions

A quick reminder that using a meaningful key (eg. a module name instead of an arbitrary atom) to store configuration in Elixir is quite simple and often leads to more maintainable code.

https://craft.mirego.com/2022-01-06-meaningful-config-keys-in-elixir-projects