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Hahaha. I was trying to write a Dockerfile manually to build a OCI image from a liveview application with podman when i found out mix phx.gen.release —docker exists and it just works the way i want it. Got to love elixirs tooling.

And yes, i'm very aware about the "get coding" part. But i'm also kind of a book nerd. So i got them all already in my digital shelve.

Now that i finished the Elixir course on pragmatic studio, i'm thinking if i want to deepen my newly acquired #elixirlang and OTP knowledge and read Elixir in Action besides Andrea Leopardis Network programming book or dive into Phoenix Liveview with "Programming Phoenix Liveview"

gen_server, linked processes to self-heal and restart your server processes... How can one not love that? Every day i'm learning something new about #elixirlang / #erlang and my crush get's bigger!

Just solved my first little issue by rebuilding a nerves app and do a firmware update ovber ssh. That whole ecosystem around #elixirlang is so cool and a joy to explore! I should not have waited so long to give it a try.

Is anyone aware of a working ssh client for iOS / iPadOS that supports the import of Fido2 / ed25519-sk resident keys from #yubikey / #nitrokey and so on without a subscription model like blink or terminus?

I‘m using #FreeBSD since mid/late 90ies. In the last couple of years i didn‘t follow it because i‘m using linux and containers exclusively at work and focused on that. Now i‘m back and excited to see podman on FBSD is able to run linux containers since 14.0. That‘s awesome! Time to test again 😈