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Open Sourcing Jump's Credo Checks
A good portion of my job on the developer experience team at Jump is focused on improving code quality, and writing Credo¹ checks is a significant part of that.
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Fixing Full Recompiles of Elixir Caused by Claude Code
At work, many of us were having a persistent issue where our Elixir app was having to do a full recompile very frequently, despite not having touched the dependencies, mix.exs, and so on.
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Cat and Mouse: Challenges in Adversarial Web Scraping
This is the talk I gave at ElixirConf 2025, titled “Cat and Mouse: Challenges in Adversarial Web Scraping.”
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More Testing, Fewer Tests
These are the slides for my ElixirConf 2024 talk, “More Testing, Fewer Tests.”
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Don't Say the M Word
This is the lightning talk I gave at ElixirConf 2024, “Don’t Say the M Word.”
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Why Elixir Is the Best Language for Building a Bootstrapped, B2B SaaS in 2024
Contents Who cares about one-person frameworks?
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Acquisition Channel Determines Pricing (And Product)
This week, I launched a demo feature for SleepEasy to make it really easy for prospective users to see what the app can do for their site.
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Making Web Scraping Super Reliable
Two of the core features of SleepEasy—uptime checks and broken link checking—are built on web scraping.
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Rapid Unscheduled Learning
There’s a joke in rocket engineering that you never say something exploded, you say it underwent a rapid, unscheduled disassembly.
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I Launched SleepEasy to Early Access Users aaaaand...
Last week I soft-launched SleepEasy to people on my early access list.