We have the data from builds and test runs. We have the agent primitives in Elixir. Now we are connecting them into something that can actively improve your developer workflows, not just report on them.
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I built Helmsman, an Elixir framework for building LLM-based agents, inspired by Pi's SDK mode and aligned with Elixir patterns and conventions.
The decision of which technology to use in a project can have a significant impact. In this blog post I talk about the impact that Elixir is having in Tuist.
Ruby proved not to be the most suitable runtime for apps that are IO-heavy. We evaluated Swift, but ultimately decided on Elixir for various reasons.
In this blog post, I talk about the scaling challenges we faced with Rails, and why we decided to transition to Elixir.
Erlang processes are a powerful concept that allows you to mock dependencies without introducing dependency injection. In this post, I share my thoughts on how XCTest could adopt a similar concept.
In this blog post I talk about the motivations that led me to build and open-source lightning_css, an Elixir package to bring a more advanced CSS bundler to Elixir and Phoenix projects.
Navigating through Elixir requires a rethinking of traditional OOP mental models, inviting a shift towards domain-centric thinking. Embracing Elixir's functional paradigm offers intriguing challenges and a rewarding, fresh perspective on problem-solving in programming.
Exploring Elixir's Mox for mocking reveals boilerplate code issues. A new package, modulex, aims to streamline this process.
Tackled 'request/2 undefined' error in Ueberauth setup for Digestfully, sharing solution here.
Exploring Elixir, I discovered the power of concurrency-oriented programming
As you might have noticed, I’ve been learning Elixir for the past few weeks. Why? You might wonder. I’m a programming languages nerd. I like learning about how different languages solve the same challenges, which gives me new perspectives a…