Owen Bickford

@owencode.com

Doing stuff with #ElixirLang Will fight over boolean DB columns Async for lyfe Writing match specs on occasion

Speaking publicly about Elixir stuff (conference talks + podcasts) has gotten me every job I've had since 2020. (And that first one was a 50% pay bump.) I interview pretty poorly, but having been seen being smart in public got me the foot in the door I needed to prove I could do the work.

Gergely Orosz@gergely.pragmaticengineer.com · 8mo ago

Devs who write about their work/company; talk at conferences - lots of companies in the past used to not care much about this and not value it the least. Feels like the tide is changing: people who do this but are not valued get hunted down by companies who understand this value

Via @josevalim.bsky.social: "We extracted Nimble ZTA (Zero Trust Auth) from Livebook as a separate package for Plug/Phoenix [...] to add auth to an internal app when your identity management and deployments are on the same platform (GCP/Cloudflare/etc)" dashbit.co/blog/zero-tr... #ElixirLang

Zero Trust Auth for Plug/Phoenix apps is here - Dashbit Blog

We have just released `nimble_zta`, a library that allows developers to add Zero Trust Auth (ZTA) to their Plug/Phoenix web apps

dashbit.co

`mix format —migrate` helped make my recent Phoenix upgrade a minutes-long, joyful experience. A couple deprecation fixes later, the code was ready for review. 🔥🦅🔥🦅🔥🦅 #elixirlang

I’m one chapter into Machine Learning in Elixir, feeling enthusiastic about the road ahead! The pacing is just right, and the metaphors are apt. This reminds me how Elixir in Action and a bunch of conf talks put me on a great course for unimaginable growth. pragprog.com/titles/smeli... #elixiang

Machine Learning in Elixir

Leverage Elixir and the Nx ecosystem to build intelligent applications that solve real-world problems in computer vision, natural language processing, and more.

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