Tulio Calil
@tuliocll.bsky.social
🚀 Software Eng | React/React Native, Elixir, and Node.js Enthusiast | Tech Writer | Constantly Learning 📚 tuliocalil.com
Escrevo na internet desde a época dos fóruns, lá por 2010. Vi muita coisa mudar, mas a era das LLMs e do conteúdo sintético tirou o sentido de produzir artigos técnicos pra mim. Segue meu texto de despedida do blog. Obrigado a quem acompanhou até hoje. tuliocalil.com/my-last-post/
Meu ultimo post / My last post
TRDL: Não vejo mais sentido em escrever postagens.
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Roc looks very nice, maybe I should try something with that roc-lang.org
The Roc Programming Language
A fast, friendly, functional language.
roc-lang.org
Every fintech project I’ve been on was a pain: extremely bloated Java, poorly thought-out microservices overloading the team, endless top-down decisions, architect vs. product ego trips, and a huge desire to just quit and walk away.
From concepts to bright lights. Chris Dutton builds a DMX lighting controller with Nerves. His talk at NervesConf US is now available. youtu.be/pqlkyTZ0r6Y #elixirlang #nerves
From concept to bright lights - Chris Dutton | NervesConf US 2025
Chris explores how to create a custom lighting control system using Nerves, Phoenix LiveView, and a microcontroller. This project includes every step from cu...
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Starting your programming journey with Clean Architecture and Microservices is the exact same energy as picking up a guitar for the first time and trying to play 'Que Nem Maré' by Jorge Vercillo.
🚀 Today is the day 🚀 @hugobarauna.com and I are pleased to announce that Programming Nerves is officially in Beta 🥳 Check it out at programmingnerves.dev and see all the cool projects that you will learn how to build and program with Elixir! #MyElixirStatus #ElixirLang
Korn's "Evolution" is timeless. It dropped in 2007 but fits perfectly today. It talks about humanity "devolving" and getting distracted by media. Hearing it now, it feels like a prediction about AI and the whole "tech will solve everything" mentality. Crazy stuff.
An IoT prototype written 100% in Elixir: sensors, Pi hardware, backend, frontend. No C, no Python, no JS… and I didn’t miss any of them. Huge thanks to @adolfont.github.io 🙌 dev.to/tuliocalil/e...
Elixir for IoT: Why It Feels Like the Future
Most IoT projects today lean heavily on Python, C, or Node.js, and that’s fine. But during my recent...
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Listening to AI-created music is very strange; it´s kind of empty or something like that
Now they just need to admit they pushed some vibe-coding to production, and also admit that LLM-generated code is trash. www.neowin.net/news/microso...
Microsoft finally admits almost all major Windows 11 core features are broken
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 Shell and every associated core feature and element are actually broken, and have been like this for many months.
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the new whatsapp client for windows(its no native anymore, is another electron app) is really really bad, even the try icon is worse, the notifications dont show the preview and the window close him self randomly. Theres no way, the next mistake of MS aweys will be the next release of anything
Nada me consola então escalo os medos Às vezes canto só enquanto estalo os dedos
dá uma preguiça enorme conectar com pessoas aqui pra ter um feed legal
✨ TODO app with Auth built with Electron, ReactJS and SQLite github.com/tuliocll/ele...
GitHub - tuliocll/electron-react-sqlite-todo: A TODO app with Auth built with Electron, ReactJS and ...
A TODO app with Auth built with Electron, ReactJS and SQLite - GitHub - tuliocll/electron-react-sqlite-todo: A TODO app with Auth built with Electron, ReactJS and SQLite
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a good react trick is use react-query (tanstack) for async state management
Electron + Sqlite + React = 😍 tuliocalil.com/desktop-apps...
Desktop Apps with Electron, React and SQLite
Learn how to create efficient and powerful desktop applications using Electron, React, and SQLite. Discover the benefits of this winning combination and enhance your productivity today.
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cleanmymac + npkill + yarn cache clean made me free up 60gb+ of disk space
