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alexanderadam @[email protected] · 2025-05-07 · 09:30 UTC

@solnic and @kagihq is even using :crystal: @CrystalLanguage 😉

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify #searchengine

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify

alexanderadam @[email protected] · 2025-05-07 · 09:30 UTC

@solnic and @kagihq is even using :crystal: @CrystalLanguage 😉

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify #searchengine

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify

alexanderadam @[email protected] · 2025-05-07 · 09:30 UTC

@solnic and @kagihq is even using :crystal: @CrystalLanguage 😉

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify #searchengine

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify

alexanderadam @[email protected] · 2025-05-07 · 09:30 UTC

@solnic and @kagihq is even using :crystal: @CrystalLanguage 😉

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify #searchengine

#searchengine #degooglify #degoogling #degoogle #crystal #crystallanguage

alexanderadam @[email protected] · 2025-05-07 · 09:30 UTC

@solnic and @kagihq is even using :crystal: @CrystalLanguage 😉

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify #searchengine

#crystallang #crystallanguage #crystal #degoogle #degoogling #degooglify

Peter Solnica @[email protected] · 2024-02-01 · 20:37 UTC

📣 Announcing #Elixir Drops 0.2.0 with support for custom types! 🎉

#MyElixirStatus #OpenSource #ElixirLibrary #DataValidation #Validation #JSON #Schemas

https://solnic.dev/elixir-drops-020-with-support-for-custom-types-was-released

#elixir #myelixirstatus #opensource #elixirlibrary #datavalidation #validation

Esparta :ruby: @[email protected] · 2023-03-02 · 17:06 UTC

@solnic hi Peter, welcome back!

I'm glad you had time to recharge and get some rest, and please don't hesitate to take more, we (the community) are OK, the #hamani & #dry_rb can always wait because you, the person, is always more important than any work project that happen to depend in them and your leadership and tremendous knowledge and passion.

Thanks, and welcome back, again.

#hamani #dry_rb

Peter Solnica @[email protected] · 2022-12-25 · 12:05 UTC

"Benchmarking Ruby 3.2 with YJIT"

https://www.solnic.dev/p/benchmarking-ruby-32-with-yjit

#ruby #rubynews #hanami #dry_rb #benchmark #opensource #programming #opensource

#ruby #rubynews #hanami #dry_rb #benchmark #opensource

Esparta :ruby: @[email protected] · 2022-12-21 · 18:49 UTC

@solnic that's one part I really screw on my recorded session at #rubyConf2022, somehow I manage to delete the slide where I mention the sponsoring part, then forget about that :(

#rubyconf2022

Jack of all trades @[email protected] · 2022-11-24 · 13:26 UTC

@solnic @codefolio I'm not sure if "state" is the right word here. You don't use that word at all in the docs: https://guides.hanamirb.org/v2.0/app/providers/

When I think of "state management" I think of sth like #redux in #javascript or #genserver in #elixir. They both have a way to update the state: reducers in redux and handle cast/call in GenServer.

Perhaps I'm not familiar with #hanami enough, but providers look to me like a wrapper API for dependencies or a low-level way to interact with Hanami's DI system.

#hanami #elixir #genserver #javascript #redux

Nathan Ladd @[email protected] · 2024-03-03 · 21:08 UTC

@davetron5000 @solnic @pascal @dcrossney @joeldrapper

Aye.. I've seen a few different flavors of result objects.

The distinction relevant to the approach you're describing is whether you need a `#created?` method on all the result classes. Otherwise, you have to do this:

if result.is_a?(Created)

Which is arguably unnatural (relative to a case statement).

#created