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Currently a hot topic in the BEAM world, let’s start a thread for it (as suggested by @crowdhailer here) :smiley:
What are your current...
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During a recent code review I came across this scenario:
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if (input.getValue() != null) {
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I’ve never really felt 100% comfortable using the enum type because of my lack of understanding how it is constructed . . .
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I’ve been asked by my supervisors at work to finally give everyone in the team presentation about “that Elixir thing you can’t seem to sh...
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What do you people do for reading Erlang docs?
Is there something like Ruby’s ri?
I installed manual pages for Erlang under /usr/local/...
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Sorry for the very vague noob question, I really want to ask this:
When do we use async or sync code in the context of Elixir? AFAIK gen...
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I’ve been diving into Bridgetown (a Jekyll successor) and learning about writing a more maintainable CSS.
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Cross posting from Elixir Forum.
Build it with Phoenix is a nice course by Geoffrey Lessel @geo. But if you start with Phoenix 1.7.2 or ...
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December is only a few weeks away. I have been detached from programming puzzles for a while now so thought I would give myself some warm...
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I’m thinking of buying a monitor that I can rotate to use as a vertical monitor?
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A Brief Review of the Minisforum V3 AMD Tablet.
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Curious what kind of results others are getting, I think actually prefer the 7B model to the 32B model, not only is it faster but the qua...
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