Dwayne Bradley

NATS Leaving CNCF: Some History and Thoughts There’s been a lot of heated discussion around NATS leaving CNCF and there are two sides to this coin. I’d like to share a few thoughts and history since I’ve been a maintainer with varying degrees of...

@bcantrill.bsky.social Listening to the NATS episode on Oxide and Friends. Go read Colin Sullivan's post about the CNCF graduation issue: www.luxantsolutions.com/nats-leaving...

Yes please 😎

Ash Weekly: Issue #1 Ash Framework book in beta & igniter installers.

New @ash-hq.org substack! Ash Weekly | Issue #1 hot off the press! Looking to aggregate changes across packages, interesting Elixir tidbits and more, each week :) ashweekly.substack.com/p/ash-weekly...
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Too early to say for sure but Frank has hinted at bringing out his dark side. Destruction. Failure. Catastrophe.



Sounds metal enough so sign up for the Goatmire Elixir & NervesConf EU waiting list to know when tickets go on sale.

#elixirlang

You're on a roll 😎

MQTT clients then get to leverage the connectivity topology of NATS and be none the wiser 😎

Oh, and one more thing...

For folks who just want/have to use MQTT, `nats-server` is also an excellent MQTT broker as well. Just a few simple items in your config file and BOOM...NATS can now accept connections from MQTT clients in addition to NATS clients!

One other thing about NATS is it is very lightweight. It is a single binary that is only about 15mb so you can put it just about anywhere. When you start thinking about using local leaf nodes that connect into clusters, things start to get really interesting

Superclusters are great and all 😉 but leaf nodes...they are awesome 😎

That was really cool 😎

Someone reposted it maybe...just making a guess

A picture of Reviewers' Choice Award 2024 for the Design Principles of the Elixir Type system by Giuseppe Castagna, Guillaume Duboc, and José Valim, in The Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming.

We saw tons of progress on Elixir's type system in 2024. We started the year with a Best Paper award, then Elixir v1.17 in May with data-type warnings, and now Elixir v1.18 with type checking + inference on function calls.

Today I started working on v1.19, I'll share more here as it progresses!

Logo saying Goatmire Elixir + NervesConf EU. Text below says: 10-12 September, 2025, Varberg, Sweden

Been holding on to this for a little bit now. We are running an Elixir conference.

10-12 September in Varberg, Sweden.

One day of NervesConf EU and two days of Goatmire Elixir. Single track. Andrea Leopardi and Sanne Kalkman are our two first speakers.

A lot more to come :)

#elixirlang

I've been through your book once already 😁 Just downloaded the update that includes Chapter 11 today. I have tried (and failed) learning Elixir a few times in the past but looking at the network level seems to be helping this time. Hopefully it helps it stick this time! 😎

The Pragmatic Bookshelf sale going on, save 40% off everything with code topten2024 (min cart $50):

They have 40 Elixir related books to grab!

pragprog.com/search/?q=El...

#ElixirLang

Yeah, writing a book is definitely time consuming and not easy. When I see some folks who consistently put out book after book, I'm like "How do you do that?" 🤯 DHH has definitely been going bonkers with all of the Rails updates over the past year or so

I wonder why Dave never made an updated version of his book? He keeps producing his Ruby book though. Maybe just a "not enough time" kind of thing

Just ordered one 😎

Absolutely LOVE Zellij though. Been using that for about 6 months

I've been trying to use LazyVim myself lately. Still struggling to make it stick on my end though as I'm still having to look up vim commands. Guess that happens when I don't actually get enough time to actually write code vs help others do what needs to be done... 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yup, all about the quantity... 😂 My two doggies are the same. They're like "We're getting ANOTHER treat!?!?" 🤣

Same for me too. Mine was using AppleSoft BASIC on an Apple //c in 1984-85

Who would even "buy" Chrome? That doesn't make sense.

If they do that, MSFT should have to sell Edge (even though it is just Chromium) and APPL should have to sell Safari. The only truly independent browser in your list is Firefox anyways and it is struggling.

Maybe move Chromium to a foundation?

a bald man without a shirt is making a funny face in a gym . ALT: a bald man without a shirt is making a funny face in a gym .

What gif pops up when you type in your name?

I missed this one .. 😢 I was in a different session on Tuesday. Definitely going through have to go back and watch it later once they post it

CNCF welcomes wasmCloud to the CNCF Incubator The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept wasmCloud as a CNCF incubating project. wasmCloud, an open source project from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)…

NEWS: Delighted to announce, the CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept wasmCloud as a CNCF incubating project! 🎉🙌💥💚 A huge milestone that wouldn't be possible without our maintainers, end users and the entire wasmCloud + #CNCF communities 🙏

www.cncf.io/blog/2024/11...

One Direction concert photo of Harry Styles in Nashville, TN on August 19, 2014

Harry Styles at 1D concert on August 19, 2014

@withenoughcoffee.bsky.social @justingarrison.com The Ship-it episode on @changelog.com intro with @aparker.io was awesome! 😎

I'm seeing this same kind of crap show up in our Confluence with ZERO checking to even see if it is even close to being correct (most times not) and it drives me crazy 😡 And some of it is coming from Sr/Architect level folks too 🤦🏻‍♂️

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