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In this very serious video I will tell you exactly how you must build your products.

A video on doing LiveView with Nerves and having fun with input devices.

This video covers the steps to set up Plausible Analytics.

Out of freak fortune I haven’t significantly used React.

A video on why you should consider hosting your own services and data.

A video explainer on what Phoenix LiveView is.

Speculations and specifications.

I started writing this on the train home from Code BEAM.

I’ve played with Nerves for almost as long as I’ve been learning and using Elixir.

I’ve had Gerhard Lazu on my livestream once where he showed me a way of doing CI/CD with k3s and ArgoCD.

To alleviate any sense of clickbait.

This is a labor of love where I just wanted the Nerves project to have a nice promo video.

Trying to put words to the technology that has been most important to me for the last 4-5 years.

This one has been a while at the back of my mind.

A brief explanation of servers, the concept.

I’ve been using Elm since about one year back now.

My note-taking web app build in LiveView needed some fixing.

So Software Mansion, the makers of Membrane Framework, have kindly conspired with me to get RTMP ready for Membrane.

GenServer is the typical Actor abstraction in Erlang and Elixir.

From Twitter I stumbled on this neat, still early, but working project for using the OpenCV library from Elixir.

On a previous stream we tested out the library for RTMP in Membrane to achieve streaming on our own in Elixir.

Release day.

Just a brief note announcing the three winners of the giveaway that take home a copy of Elixir in Action by Saša Jurić.

Is your company actively trying to hire Elixir developers?

The discussion of Contexts in Phoenix and their general usefulness feels like a common point of disagreement in Elixir.

The book Elixir in Action by Saša Jurić is widely recognized as one of the best books on this language I favor.

I became familiar with Marcin Kulik when I was brought in to work with a company called Vic.ai.

How many Raspberry Pi do you have sitting in a drawer.

This livestream we tried to control my Elgato Keylights from a Nerves device.

Sitting down to show some of the work I’ve done with Nerves and Erlang Distribution for clustering Raspberry Pis.

Cleaning up previous work and making the eInk display look fabulous by iterating in our LiveView-based simulator.

I sat down with the stream and gently coaxed a couple of Raspberry Pi Zeros to cluster up with each other using the Nerves project.

I’ve been enjoying some Nerves recently which prompted me to finally order the Pi400 to play around with.

The Inky eInk display was one of my first real things done with Elixir.

There are some very exciting updates in Phoenix 1.6 that just recently hit RC.

As part of some foundational work on a CMS concept I’ve been building out this fairly dynamic Ecto-based way of dealing with content types and content (we call it entity types and entities) in a database.

I’ve had a lot of thoughts and a few failed runs at creating a CMS in Elixir.

Me and an experienced programmer friend sit down and try to teach him Elixir using the Elixir School curriculum and materials.

Getting deeper and farther into trying to do Operational Transformation with Erlang wxStyledTextCtrl, aka.

Me and an experienced programmer friend sit down and try to teach him Elixir using the Elixir School curriculum and materials.

In an act of hubris I try to tackle with wxStyledTextCtrl and Operational Transformation in an unholy alliance of native UI and offline-friendly collaboration.

Me and an experienced programmer friend sit down and try to teach him Elixir using the Elixir School curriculum and materials.

Me and an experienced programmer friend sit down and try to teach him Elixir using the Elixir School curriculum and materials.

That’s right.

In this stream of the PETAL Photo project we work on authentication.

Getting a bit technical in this one we get into thumbnails and video transcoding in the middle of a heatwave.

It continues.

It begins.

I don’t think I’ve ever had more distrust and as a consequence distate for software than in recent years.

I’m pretty skeptical of Kubernetes as a choice for small teams, small projects and any less complicated operation.