But those chapters are included in the book, right?

Generell sieht die Stelle super interessant aus. Vor allem mal ein Unternehmen mit einem nicht-digitalem Produkt und einer Mission mit der man sich identifizieren kann.
Bei derartigen Ausschreibungen finde ich es immer schade, dass keine Gehaltsspanne angegeben ist.

Looks super interesting. So far I have been using the WittyPi 4 L3V7 board, which seems to be quite similar in functionality.

Yeah, especially downtime usually is not recognizable. But I have to manage an app running on RaspberryPis with some hardware attached. It would be wonderful to hot upgrade those and keep the apps internal state. I should checkout if nerves project has anything in their toolbox for that.

That's really impressive. And as a web dev I always thought I will never encounter a use case. But I have one app, which can only run a single instance and could benefit. But I am too scared and probably too lazy to give hot code upgrades a try.

I remember that I always wanted to use it, at it offered so much. The only thing unclear was persistence. I think it was never designed to handle it. But there was some work on it. But I completely forgot to check on it the last few years.

Apple LC II. Only game I had was A-Train. I was so jealous of my friends with their "gaming" PCs

Yew, but for demos or rapid prototypes this might come in really handy as one has to shift focus less frequently. I love it.

Oh, I never thought about inlining it into my heex template. Usually, I create a dedicated function which pattern matches on its inputs and render the badge.

Happens to me all the time. But I guess I should share it more often, so people can correct me / suggest other solutions. Much easier to learn this way than figuring it out yourself.

Actually you can assign/2 and just pass a map or keyword list. Or am I missing something?

Yeah, me too. Working in a VR company, this is huge news. Although I am a bit scared that it is just another 1-2 years product which gets discontinued.

I just discovered, that you can pass a tuple as second parameter to Enum.sort/2. In order to sort dates, it would be Enum.sort(list, {:desc, Date}). Although I would prefer a clever way to sort structs, I get why it is how it is. Now I just have to remember it :D #ElixirLang #til