Paweł Świątkowski

the RuboCops will be knocking on your door soon

This is correct. From developers perspective.

But I sometimes feel that tools like dependabot is more for management, who can now call a "dependency fixing sprint" and then announce success, because we had 98 outdated packages, now we have just 5. Also probably looks nice it all these SOC2 etc.

If AI agents can speed up 15% of work by 80% it's not a meaningful gain overall.

And if the changed code is not "mentally owned" by anyone, the other activities become more time consuming.

I'm not convinced it's true. Addressing technical debt IME, at least in a product company environment, was not really about code output speed. It was more about risk mitigation, educating people, fighting management and manual testing for regressions on edge cases.

Go to definition takes me to a different file and does not call the language server · Issue #48938 · zed-industries/zed Reproduction steps I have a following Elixir file (named expert_test.ex): defmodule ExpertTest do @moduledoc """ Documentation for `ExpertTest`. """ def hello(account) do result = hello_but_private...

Beware that Zed actually has a bug related to ctrl+click: github.com/zed-industri...

Maybe some thumbsups on the issue will help prioritize it.

(I can't believe I'm literally begging for likes)

The first release candidate for Expert is out!

You can read the announcement here: expert-lsp.org/the-first-re...

#ElixirLang

This is a huge milestone.

At Jump, we’ve had @katafrakt.bsky.social working full time getting Expert dialed in for our large codebase. The stability and reliability are now hands down the best #ElixirLang LSP experience I’ve had, and we’re not done yet.

Congrats to all the contributors. 🥂

5% 🙈

Man, I wonder how you "noticed" that, given I did not do such thing.

🤔

The Next Version of Curling IO | Curling IO We're building the next version of Curling IO - same features, same experience, stronger foundation. After over a decade of serving hundreds of curling organizations across Canada, the US, and interna...

Gleam + curling

curling.io/blog/the-nex...

GitHub - minio/minio: MinIO is a high-performance, S3 compatible object store, open sourced under GNU AGPLv3 license. MinIO is a high-performance, S3 compatible object store, open sourced under GNU AGPLv3 license. - minio/minio

Looks like MinIO was successfully killed by its maintainers.

github.com/minio/minio

I did this with Zed recently. A PR with a fix was ready within 24 hours 🤯 (but hasn't been merged yet)

Building Websites With LLMS 🧌

blog.jim-nielsen.com/2025/lots-of...

I am no fan of Discord, the opposite in fact - but this feel a bit clickbait-ish IMO. The leak did not come from Discord but from a 3rd party service they used for ID verification.

#TIL

"This happens a lot on OS X, where an Emacs instance launched as a GUI app inherits a default minimal set of environment variables that are probably not the ones you see in a terminal window."

This apparently is a thing for all GUI apps on MacOS.

compiles Rust to what?

Wait, so that's what the "Doom Emacs" is about?

github.com/minad/doom-o...

zig libc
ziglang.org/devlog/2026/...

One of these things that seem kind of obvious in retrospect... I updated the note. Thanks!

TIL about %_{} in Elixir

katafrakt.me/til/short-no...

Mistral Vibe 2.0 has been released and it's finally starting to look like a proper agentic coding tool

I wasn't, but I really like SolidJS and I don't hate OCaml too, so now you have my attention.

runjak.codes: An adversarial coding test Sometimes the job interview just wants to gain code exec on your machine.

Think twice before you hit that "Yes, I trust the authors" button in VSCode.

runjak.codes/posts/2026-0...

An official VSCode extension for Expert LS has been released. You can be a 30th person to download it.

marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

#elixir

jQuery 4.0 was released yesterday 😯

blog.jquery.com/2026/01/17/j...

Eglot with multiple LSP servers per buffer using rassumfrassum | Rahul's Blog Rahul's Blog

This looks great - an LSP multiplexer created by eglot's maintainer.

www.rahuljuliato.com/posts/eglot-...

#emacs

It can, but IME it's not very good at it. Although that might have been due to the quality of existing code I worked on.

Localize - next generation localisation (ex_cldr v3.0) Localize is the next generation localisation library for Elixir. Think of it as ex_cldr version 3.0. The first version will be released before the end of March 2026 and is under active development. ...

elixirforum.com/t/localize-n...

This is wonderful news, better, faster, stronger.

TLDR ex_cldr will become localize and avoid long compilation

#ElixirLang

GitHub at its finest again.
And action logs that did not work last week, still don't work.