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The CEOs drawing a hard line on return-to-office policies
Don't use microservices to build your new product
Microservices in an early-stage company is a mistake
Shopify Releases React Native Skia: High Performance 2D Graphics
Small artist collective living and working on a 10 meter vessel
Weekly.management – The newsletter for busy software engineering managers
That's why great managers set goals
One-on-One Mistakes to Avoid
Productive one-on-ones with software developers
Elixir, React and Redux: $10k investment returns over time
Financial Portfolio Rebalancing with Elixir
Permanent Portfolio: A crisis-resistant investment portfolio
Re:Show HN: The returns of $10k invested using the “Permanent Portfolio”
on Tuesday August 27, 2019 @08:43AM (#20808935)
On the bottom-right corner, you can find the symbols and their distributions.
Show HN: The returns of $10k invested using the “Permanent Portfolio”
Reasons Elixir can be your competitive advantage
Statictastic – Static site hosting, publishing and content management for teams
Writing and promoting a technical book
Phoenix for Rails Developers on Indie Hackers
Learn Phoenix using the knowledge you already have
Phoenix for Rails Developers book is live
Re:Reasons to use Phoenix instead of Rails
on Sunday November 26, 2017 @02:33PM (#15782540)
I think it depends a bit on the purpose.
If your goal is to learn a new framework and get a job, I believe Rails would be the best option, since there is a huge number of jobs available for Rails developers. Of course you can still get a job with Elixir and Phoenix, but not as many as compared to Rails ones.
If your goal is to learn a new web framework and maybe use it to play with personal projects, then both Rails and Phoenix would be great options.
Keep in mind that you can also learn both frameworks and benefit even more.
Re:Reasons to use Phoenix instead of Rails
on Sunday November 26, 2017 @01:49PM (#15782330)
That is a real productivity booster. I also enjoy the clarity and explicitness present in the framework.
Reasons to use Phoenix instead of Rails
5 reasons you should use Phoenix instead of Rails in your next project
Book: Phoenix for Rails Developers
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2017)
on Thursday November 02, 2017 @05:50AM (#15609009)
volders GmbH (https://www.volders.de) | Senior Ruby/Elixir Engineer | EUR50k - EUR60k | Onsite (Berlin)
As a Senior Software Engineer at volders, you’ll be responsible for planning, building and deploying our Ruby and Elixir projects multiple times a day. You’ll own what you build, making technical decisions and applying the best practices to every piece of code and infrastructure.
You will:
- Use terraform to evolve our AWS infrastructure - Use Ruby and Elixir to build our projects - Contribute to how the product is developed