Started a new job with #Elixir finally! Really happy to get back to it
It focuses a bit more on frontend (and even mobile) so that’s new, I always felt I could do better on that side of the stack so I’m very happy about it!
The first week has been pretty intense and exciting :D
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CSRF protection in Phoenix with Sec-Fetch-Site https://lobste.rs/s/vjvtr8 #elixir #security #web
https://mediremi.com/writing/phoenix-csrf-protection-with-sec-fetch-site/
Remember Phoenix LiveViews in tests are stateful. I was pulling my hair out why it first didn't and then worked when I didn't reassign the result of e.g. render_click().
LiveViews are always stateful processes but the functional brain forgot about it.
My post about #FOSDEM 2026: https://bettio.substack.com/p/fosdem-was-a-blast
#AtomVM #Elixir #MusicProduction
The pain when trying to imagine something running as a CLI program that's a good POSIX-y citizen but also does complicated dynamic async stuff internally. #Nodejs has a stupid tcsetattr stomp. #Python's async story feels weak. Got curious about #Elixir/#Erlang relatively speaking, looked at erl_signal_server to see about cleaning up on SIGINT instead of triggering emulator break, but it's not in the handleable list! --erl +Bd allows classic immediate exit, but not cleanup. Argh.
I don’t really use Reddit but there’s a big Elixir community there so I post on there from time to time What I don’t understand is why the mods are so quick to take down posts that are (imo) helpful to the community? Here’s the post if you’re interested: www.beamrec.com/forum/the-be... #elixir
From concepts to bright lights. Chris Dutton builds a DMX lighting controller with Nerves. His talk at NervesConf US is now available.
https://youtu.be/pqlkyTZ0r6Y
#elixir #nerves
Perl Weekly Challenge 359's tasks are "Digital Root" and "String Reduction", but the entire time I was writing these solutions, all I heard in my head was Chuck Mangione's Give It All You Got.
#PerlWeeklyChallenge #raku #perl #python #elixir
Perl Weekly Challenge: Root It...
Found another Erlang gem for a system I'm currently building:
https://www.erlang.org/doc/apps/kernel/net_kernel.html#monitor_nodes/2
use :net_kernel.monitor_nodes(true) from e.g. a GenServer and get info messages when a node joins and leaves.
This is so useful and I love it!
Ported the Microprints library to #elixir. In a Phoenix Liveview development environment , the compiler, and parser are running, and file reloading is a channel you can subscribe to :-). This is great for #moldabledevelopment
The default phoenix liveview directory structure makes it sometimes hard to keep track of what goes where. I now have a view with the 10 most recent files that I can expand to see details.
Blog post: https://www.qwan.eu/2026/02/02/liveview_microprints.html
Using Erlangs queues is highly recommended. At least read up on them:
I didn't need to write my own webinterface to schedule port builds with poudriere. I still did and it's awesome.
Just launched the custom #activitystreams based thingy for #kf20 :3 It's heavily based on how Pleroma does things and is written in #elixir. I have objects (without activities) and collections working. No actors, activities and standard #activitypub stuff yet - there's Events and Logs objects for things like keeping track of NETs after the fact and Members to list peeps in kf20. It's a heavy work in progress but works! :3 so cool, I'm proud of myself
@sp9fld@mastodon.radio
#hamradio #activitypub
Nuevo navegador Android con soporte para extensiones -> Elixir
https://github.com/SF-FLAM/ElixirBrowser/releases
#elixir #Android
