mafinar
SpawnFest anyone?
I’ll be participating. This would be very interesting because I have been having coders block + a lot of distraction this weekend.
But let’s see if thus works. Also haven’t coded Elixir much lately so this could be therapeutic!
If all goes well (or even if it does not) I’ll share the project with y’all after the event.
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mafinar
Yes I am. Super excited!
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mafinar
Also, for me, working with a language I don’t work with at work works really well for coders block.
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mafinar
GitHub - spawnfest/lotus: SpawnFest 2021 here is the project I worked with.
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