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Mario Uher retweeted
If we're not going to write or read the code anyway, use a technology that scales vertically and horizontally with as few moving parts as possible, like Phoenix and Elixir.
Because when you have no clue what is happening, managing Phoenix+DB will be easier than App+DB+AuthService+Functions+Redis+Whatever
Mario Uher retweeted
I just have to amplify this further: github.com/jamilabreu/starteโฆ
Recently I wanted to build an igniter script to remove Daisy from new Phoenix apps. Turns out someone beat me to it, but their project is 10x cooler then my idea. Look through all the things it can do to a new project.
Mario Uher retweeted
277 commits later, Fluxon UI v3.0 is fiiiiiinally here! ๐
๐งฉ 5 new components: Scroll Area, Calendar, Number Input, Tags Input, Toast
๐ Localization across 35+ locales
๐ Reworked dark mode with real depth
โจ๏ธ Typeable Date Picker
๐๏ธ Multi-month date range picker
๐ Date Picker presets
๐ฝ Dropdown submenus
๐จ Custom toggle for Select
๐ Lots and lots of polish and bug fixes
Full announcement โฌ๏ธ #ElixirLang #MyElixirStatus
Mario Uher retweeted
Sometimes I try to be gentle when it comes to disagreements about technology choices, but I think it is time to start speaking more plainly.
#Elixir, #AshFramework and @elixirphoenix are by a wide margin the best choices to build your business and core technology on top of. If you are building with other things, you're just making a bad decision, plain and simple.
No, that does not mean you are creating a barrier you cannot surmount. We power through bad decisions every day. Yes, there are specific things I wouldn't choose Elixir for. Mobile apps, hard real time number crunching etc. We have some answers for those that I might use if the use case is bounded and I can see that they fit well (NX etc.), but my unqualified "Elixir is better" is less strong in certain domains.
If you are writing a web server, APIs, ETL, etc. there is just flat out no other better option. Fight me bro.
I often say things like "well, I'm biased but ..." when qualifying that one should use Elixir, as I'm the author of #AshFramework, but that framing is getting old. I'm not biased. It's just better technology. I'm happy to debate it, and I don't think that anyone who disagrees with me is stupid, but I do think that they are wrong.
I don't believe in the "different strokes for different folks" thing anymore.
Mario Uher retweeted
MCP needs a way for servers to push prompt context to clients.
Today, if I select something in Figma, I have to perform a second action and tell the agent: "hey, I selected something in Figma". Could also be used for CI failures, exception pages, text highlighting, etc.
Yes, there are security concerns but these could use the same permission model as tool calls... but it may also be safer? With push, users can review the exact content being added to the prompt, while for tool calls you review only the inputs, not the output.
Mario Uher retweeted
Hi X, it's been a while ๐
Want to share a quick preview of what's coming on the next big Fluxon release. No ETA yet but I'm hoping anytime withing next 30d or so.
Sharing the new components only but there are lots of other improvements and new features in the existing ones too.
Mario Uher retweeted
Maybe, just maybe, 2025 will be the year of the iPad. @MKBHD @AnthropicAI @panic Read my thoughts here: tagbase.io/why-2025-might-fiโฆ
Mario Uher retweeted
Introducing Tidewave: beyond code intelligence.
While working on our web apps, we run code, query the database, read logs, search docsโฆ but AI tools are limited to compiling code.
Watch Tidewave transform Claude Desktop into an agent by running a MCP server in your web app!
Mario Uher retweeted
See all of the LiveView Native apps updating in real-time
#myelixirstatus
Mario Uher retweeted
A LiveView web app side by side with LiveView Native MacOS, WatchOS and iOS apps. All being rendered from a single Phoenix app
via @cmnstmntmn
#myelixirstatus
