Learning Elixir

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Learning Elixir retweeted
I completely agree. Have written about this before. zachdaniel.dev/p/elixir-misc…
I never shared this view of "let it crash". Things will NOT resume instantly with a clean state. Most of the time, at least in my experience, things will resume instantly but in the same broken state + errors will be a nightmare to debug.
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Sounds like @AshFramework
Replying to @mysticwillz
In DDD there is something called specifications
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Learning Elixir retweeted
Here's the skill file I use to update dependencies in Elixir projects. I used to hate the update cycle, especially in Phoenix. Now it's just a conversation away. #MyElixirStatus gist.github.com/ChristianAle…
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Replying to @jskalc
Would you say this is more mature or maintained than live_svelte?
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should it be “params: form_params”?
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I don’t have Medium. Will this be in the book?
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Should line 6 be commented?
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Does @AshFramework event source do this with side-effects?
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Link to docs
Replying to @jskalc @kamaroly
It's available for all read actions. You can use `Ash.Query.filter_input` on a query, or the pattern I showed for code interfaces for read actions. See the dynamic loading and filtering here: hexdocs.pm/ash/code-interfac… and `Ash.Query.build/2`
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Ash documentation should have a list of “this how I solved something, but Ash could already do it and I didn’t know.”
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Learning Elixir retweeted
We're actually not yet pushing on the declarative UI frontier quite yet (in core), we're starting with compatibility with existing patterns. Declarative UI is being worked on, however: hexdocs.pm/cinder is a good example, and we plan on expanding further over time.
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