Carl Gleisner

A photograph of the book Mastering FreeBSD: From Basics to Advanced System Administration sitting on a table

YouTube video by Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约 I Crashed a Deaf Party “Speaking” Sign Language, They Were Shocked

I just watched Xiaomanyc's episode on American Sign Language and... wow ❤️🥹 Now I just need to stretch my face after 22 minutes of smiling.

I love languages 👌🏻

www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZyQ...

We have made major progress toward CRA readiness for the BEAM ecosystem!

🔙So far: CNA operations, OpenChain certification, and more already in place.

🔜Next up: signed OTP builds to lower compliance costs and strengthen sustainability.

security.erlef.org/assets/aegis...

A print copy of the Ash Framework book, sitting on my kitchen bench

Feels pretty surreal to finally be holding the Ash Framework book in my hands. Thank you to everyone (especially @zachdaniel.dev and the team at @pragprog.com) who helped make this happen!

Just placed my (pre-)order on Amazon 💪 I've had great use of revisiting certain sections of the e-book but look forward to reading this in my armchair.

Btw, very considerate of you to not cover Zach's name in the picture, class act 👌

Everybody gets a diagram!

Another 🔥 package release from @maennchen.dev 😎
AshDiagram is a library for generating beautiful diagrams to visualize your #AshFramework applications. Generate Entity Relationship, Class, C4 Architecture, and Policy diagrams directly from your Ash resources and domains. 🚀

Love the affixes 💖👌

Solidifying your stellar reputation as a high-quality content creator right there 🙏

It's really good Christian.

The out of the box experience with Fluxon UI is really nice! Thnx @andrielfn.com <3

A must buy this one. I got only the signed part of a signed copy thus far so I'm looking forward to putting those together, international selling and shipping permitting 😌

None of the existing frameworks were ambitious enough to inspire the Ash Framework. The seed was actually Ecto schemas, which are declarative structures.

pragprog.com/titles/ldash

Plausible Analytics is a professional app with an open codebase. Haven't looked at their uploads but could be worth having a look at:

github.com/search?q=rep...

TIL I can just add a `has_one` relationship and @ash-hq.org will just give me one of the latest one.
Y'all knew about this and I'm late to the party?

Indeed 👌🏻 Counting myself lucky that our dear @lawik.bsky.social had the insight to bring the community together.

Me with an Ash t-shrit

Me down by the beach

A photo of the Ash core team during their QNA at the Ash Summit

Hotel room view, passing grade

Recovering from my first tech conference – and boy did I pick a great one to attend with Goatmire™ in Varberg, Sweden 😇 #goatmire #elixirlang

Topped it off with the Ash summit for good measure and can now confirm that the core team exists in real life 👍
@ash-hq.org

Would recommend to a friend ✅

Thank you all who attended NervesConf EU & Goatmire Elixir.

As I said in my closing remarks. My heart is full. My brain is full. And does anyone have a british to EU power adapter?

#goatmire #elixirlang

Intelligence and discernment are not the same thing

Cinder from @sevensea.cat is🔥. Soon: Add filters for fields that aren't rendered as part of your table, with :filter slots! Use all of filter options as columns, like selects/multiselects, datetimes, or case-sensitivity for text fields. #ElixirLang #AshFramework

Yes, and it's that great ✨

Data modeling, business logic implementation... chef's kiss 👌

A photo of the book The Data Model Resource Book, vol 1, A Library of Universal Data Models for All Enterprises, by Len Silverston.

Oldie but goldie from 2001, originally 1997 I think.

For serious computing of course 🐱

#myelixirstatus

"How can an Elixir web application be faster for end-users than one written in C?"

I've been having a great time with @ash-hq.org and I highly recommend it to anyone doing "serious computing".

The Ash Framework book by @sevensea.cat and @zachdaniel.dev is a great resource for the "Ash way" 🧘‍♂️

One has to do one's own wax on, wax off though (as always).

Just what I was looking for! Nice work Christian ☺️

A screenshot of code showing the new `match_mode` option for multi select fields. ``` <Cinder.Table.table resource={MyApp.Book} actor={@current_user}> <:col field="tags" filter={:multi_select} filter_options={[ options: [ {"Fiction", "fiction"}, {"Bestseller", "bestseller"}, {"Award Winner", "award_winner"}, {"New Release", "new_release"} ], match_mode: :all # Records must contain ALL selected tags ]} > ```

Cinder v0.5.0 has been released, with fixes for array fields including a new `match_mode` option - select records where any or all of the array values match the filter! hexdocs.pm/cinder/

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

I'm sure there are some amazing benefits to Daisy but I personally felt that mostly handcrafted could get me what I wanted quicker. @andrielfn.com's FluxonUI is super pretty and he's put a lot of work into it. I'm quite fond of his autocomplete.

YouTube video by Code and Stuff What are state machines? (feat. Ash Framework)

My next video is live! This time, I explore the ash_state_machine extension.

Along the way, you'll learn about policies, pubsub, and Oban integration in the demo app!

#ElixirLang #AshFramework
youtu.be/_x6TE7hbE1k

Will you go with Daisy? I figure ripping out the core components implies also ripping out Daisy but I'm curious.

"asking for a friend" 😇

Excellent choice of content Christian! 🙏

Hard to contain one's excitement 😑💖