Every tech related gathering has to give away stickers. It's a tradition. Greece |> Elixir could not have come short. A little 🌟 created by Amignosis #MyElixirStatus #GreeceElixir

Overview of TermUi: A Terminal UI Framework for Elixir

When quickly trying out changes to HTML/CSS on your web app, what do you use?

Is it only me or has macOS 26 made figuring how to move windows with your mouse a bad experience? I constantly catch myself not knowing where to grab a window from.

I wonder if it would make sense for Tidewave to have upgrading your Phoenix app as a first class feature. I know you can ask Tidewave to do it, but what if it knew exactly what to do for each version? cc @josevalim

Playing with @37signals’ https://t.co/7PLkvL1fPF. My son was confused as to why you can set the expiration date of a card to 11… we’re now watching Spinal Tap! Nicely done folks!

Just discovered a framework for writing terminal user interfaces in Elixir. What should I build? #MyElixirStatus https://t.co/xLzSOeswGX

Nothing against Advent of Code, but what if I develop 12 tiny productivity tools this year instead? Just thinking out loud. 🙂

My Claude Code conversations started getting a bit out of hand, so I created a `claude-sessions` tracker to Map meaningful labels to session IDs, track multiple sessions per label, and resume your work with a simple command.

@amiridis You might want to consider CUDA: I don't think expertise in programming GPUs is going to run out any time soon, and it might be one of the times a decent self-created Github portfolio of solved chunky problems would outweight the lack of commercial experience.

Last week we used https://t.co/KNZbk8apeI to find accessibility issues on @37signals's Campfire (Rails), @shadcn's UI (Next.js), and our own @livebookdev (Phoenix), and we were able to automatically fix 79% of the issues we found, 2x more than using Claude Code standalone.

If you're just starting as a programmer and nearing graduation, what's the best path to ensure your skills remain relevant and adaptable? What should you specialize in?

If you ever need to force push to a remote branch but first keep it safe locally in case you want to restore, here's an approach:

What's with projects leaving GitHub? https://t.co/GWmQKW39VU — I remember the opposite back in they day. This time it's because there's too much JavaScript in the UI. 🤔

It’s that time of the year 🥳

After learning about @ziglang's move to @codeberg_org, I decided to create a new Codeberg account. Either their sign-up process is terrible, or I'm missing something, because I ended up stuck in a no-user land. Their CAPTCHA is impossible to solve. I give up.

I'm convinced that a relatively experienced programmer, along with Tidewave and @elixirphoenix, can achieve great things—even start and run a small business. #MyElixirStatus

I deployed on a Friday afternoon and also gave feedback to a team member. Some say you shouldn't do either on a Friday.

I'm drafting a prompt for Claude Code and need to convey the desired simplicity of the final app. It will be used for managing our building expenses. I want to avoid expressions like "Some users are so incapable, they can't even operate an elevator."

What am I losing if I block anything coming from substack?

I've worked with numerous editors across various web apps for years, but nothing compares to GitHub's simplicity when editing issues. It's hard to pinpoint exactly why, but I think it's because it doesn't interfere or make decisions for you.