An official VSCode extension for Expert LS has been released. You can be a 30th person to download it.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ExpertLSP.expert
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samaaron
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I announced Goatmire Elixir 2026 yesterday. In case you missed it.
The website is fancy and bare. I figured I'd share some of my preliminary plans that I am willing to share so I wrote a blog post:
https://underjord.io/goatmire-2-announced.html
#goatmire #elixir
paulyd II - the wrath of caro-kann
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Found this great article on #Elixir and epmd.
https://www.monkeyvault.net/distributed-elixir-erlang-guide/
Ross 🏳️🌈🏴
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Hey #elixir peeps. Please tell me about what you're using for an LSP and formatter?
I'm using #helixEditor with elixir_ls. I assumed elixir_ls was also the formatter as well (aren't most LSPs also formatters?)
But it wasn't formatting. I've read to use mix.. which seems to work, but also seems to have a different opinion on syntax and lags a bit.
Just curious what the standard way to do this is
![[mkelly@framework:~/Projects/raffley]$ hx --health elixir
Configured language servers:
v elixir-1s: /run/current-system/sw/bin/elixir-1s
Configured debug adapter: None
Configured formatter:
v /run/current-system/sw/bin/mix
Tree-sitter parser: v
Highlight queries: v
Textobject queries: v
Indent queries: v](https://cdn.fosstodon.org/media_attachments/files/115/907/002/444/047/293/original/27d69004cbe4ca0d.png)
Hey #elixir peeps. Please tell me about what you're using for an LSP and formatter?
I'm using #helixEditor with elixir_ls. I assumed elixir_ls was also the formatter as well (aren't most LSPs also formatters?)
But it wasn't formatting. I've read to use mix.. which seems to work, but also seems to have a different opinion on syntax and lags a bit.
Just curious what the standard way to do this is
Found this great article on #Elixir and epmd.
https://www.monkeyvault.net/distributed-elixir-erlang-guide/
I announced Goatmire Elixir 2026 yesterday. In case you missed it.
The website is fancy and bare. I figured I'd share some of my preliminary plans that I am willing to share so I wrote a blog post:
https://underjord.io/goatmire-2-announced.html
#goatmire #elixir
I currently have some availability for an additional freelance client.
I've been doing #ruby since 2004 or so, and #rails since v1.
I'm also reasonably competent in #JS/#TS (more BE than FE), #python, and #go. If FP is your thing, I can do #elixir, #gleam, or #ocaml, though of the three, I only used Elixir (Phoenix) in production.
All that said, almost all of my recent contracts were for Fractional CTO/Engineering Lead roles.
If any of that sounds interesting, HMU.
I was thinking since Goatmire Elixir turned out pretty good I should maybe do another one. 30th of Sep - 2nd of Oct this year.
The first one was some of the best fun of my professional life. We have a list to notify you about the progress and when tickets drop. Best help you can give is to get on that list for now.
Localize is supposed to be released in March and should replace ex_cldr, with its slow compilation times etc. Not a drop-in replacement though. Still very exciting!
https://github.com/elixir-localize
#elixir
Tom
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Our final presentation video.
Sam Aaron takes us all the way out. Lighting the fire of making music with code in all of us. What a blast.
Thank you for enduring these releases. #goatmire will aspire to be quiet until we have something new to share.
Our final presentation video.
Sam Aaron takes us all the way out. Lighting the fire of making music with code in all of us. What a blast.
Thank you for enduring these releases. #goatmire will aspire to be quiet until we have something new to share.
Lostkobrakai. Enemy of the state? Friend of the state? Explainer of state.
https://goatmire.bold.video/v/wp5qe
#goatmire #elixir
dch :flantifa: :flan_hacker:
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I'm really happy to see the ongoing development in static type checking for #elixir
Even tho I don't use the language, I think the way they're tackling this is really cool
https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2026/01/09/type-inference-of-all-and-next-15/
I'm really happy to see the ongoing development in static type checking for #elixir
Even tho I don't use the language, I think the way they're tackling this is really cool
https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2026/01/09/type-inference-of-all-and-next-15/
paulyd II - the wrath of caro-kann
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I did have slides. I kind of threw them out. And you know what. I think it went pretty well. Also, love the outfit. Let my hair out. Had just had a nap. Good stuff. This was my #goatmire talk. Thanks to GleSYS and Ampere for the opportunity to play with some serious hardware.
I did have slides. I kind of threw them out. And you know what. I think it went pretty well. Also, love the outfit. Let my hair out. Had just had a nap. Good stuff. This was my #goatmire talk. Thanks to GleSYS and Ampere for the opportunity to play with some serious hardware.