UPDATE: I still have not done the second part of this video. I'm hoping to get it done sometime in Spring 2017. Thanks for your patience and sorry for the wait!
hi Lorenzo, very nice intro, why dont you start a elixir tutorial series? it will be a hit here on youtube.. because couldn't find any good stuff about elixir here on youtube... BTW thanks for this video ...
Nathan Leniz I'm hoping to do part 2 at the same monthly elixir meetup group sometime this year. I'll definitely be covering supervisors and dynamic starts of processes in that talk.
Yes. You can check it out at github.com/rcdilorenzo/vimfiles. Feel free to star the repo if you like it :-). It's changed a little bit but I would say for the better.
Probably, you should use processes when they perform a continuous independent line of work that you would want to monitor and re-start in case of a failure. For everything else use modules.
I'm using MacVim and using a remap in normal mode "t" to run the tests in the example. Is there something else you were trying to find out about the setup?
Unfortunately, my friend, not. I am working through an M.S. in Data Science and have been pretty busy as of late. That said, I'm considering jumping back into contributing to local meet ups. I'll post here if I get around to the second part. I hope you at least enjoyed part one. :-)
I haven't done much unfortunately (in the way of talks since this one). I'm working on an M.S. in Data Science while working on both iOS & web projects. I do hope to get back into the swing once I finish or during a break. Thanks for asking and sorry I can't promise more. :-( Do let me know though if you are interested in a particular elixir talk. You might give me some motivation. :-)
Unfortunately, I haven't done it yet. It's a monthly meet up group and I've been pretty busy between my undergraduate and work. I'm hoping to do the part two early next year. Really sorry for the wait.
UPDATE: I still have not done the second part of this video. I'm hoping to get it done sometime in Spring 2017. Thanks for your patience and sorry for the wait!
very well explained, all the code samples were quite succinct and to the point. good job!
+Jasdeep Narang Thanks so much!
hi Lorenzo,
very nice intro,
why dont you start a elixir tutorial series? it will be a hit here on youtube.. because couldn't find any good stuff about elixir here on youtube...
BTW thanks for this video ...
Ah, if time were only on my side! Do you have any particular topics in elixir that you would be interested in hearing about?
I'd love to see more in depth coverage of supervisors and starting process dynamically.
Nathan Leniz I'm hoping to do part 2 at the same monthly elixir meetup group sometime this year. I'll definitely be covering supervisors and dynamic starts of processes in that talk.
Thanks Christian. What is the Theme and settings for Vim? It's quite beautiful. Can you share it?
Yes. You can check it out at github.com/rcdilorenzo/vimfiles. Feel free to star the repo if you like it :-). It's changed a little bit but I would say for the better.
Very well explained, thanks for posting this, will be waiting for Part 2.
Great talk, thanks! I'd love to see other parts.
I will... as soon as I do them. :-)
I realize it is kind of off topic but do anybody know a good website to stream newly released movies online?
@Davion Dean try FlixZone. You can find it on google :)
@Kylen Leonidas yea, I've been using Flixzone for months myself :D
@Kylen Leonidas Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it!!
Great talk! Congratz!
Great talk
Probably, you should use processes when they perform a continuous independent line of work that you would want to monitor and re-start in case of a failure. For everything else use modules.
Great job Christian. Can you please let us know your dev setup used in the demo, mainly cmd line, editor and elixir integration?
I'm using MacVim and using a remap in normal mode "t" to run the tests in the example. Is there something else you were trying to find out about the setup?
I was just interested how you'd go from/to command line while in editor mode. I'm not very familiar with vim so I might check it out.
Have a nice day
Using ":!" you run shell commands. Like :!ls
Hi Christian! Any update on part2?
Unfortunately, my friend, not. I am working through an M.S. in Data Science and have been pretty busy as of late. That said, I'm considering jumping back into contributing to local meet ups. I'll post here if I get around to the second part. I hope you at least enjoyed part one. :-)
Christian Di Lorenzo Thanks Christian! Really enjoyed part 1. Good luck on your M.S. degree!
Are you still doing Elixir talks?
I haven't done much unfortunately (in the way of talks since this one). I'm working on an M.S. in Data Science while working on both iOS & web projects. I do hope to get back into the swing once I finish or during a break. Thanks for asking and sorry I can't promise more. :-( Do let me know though if you are interested in a particular elixir talk. You might give me some motivation. :-)
Christian, what about second part?
Unfortunately, I haven't done it yet. It's a monthly meet up group and I've been pretty busy between my undergraduate and work. I'm hoping to do the part two early next year. Really sorry for the wait.
thank you Christian, good luck
Awesome christian