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Alan Bradburne
Alan Bradburne
@alanb.dev
Building apps in #Ruby + #Rails, #ElixirLang + Phoenix LiveView. Loves building useful software. From 🇬🇧, based in 🇯🇵.
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I'm available for dev work. 20 years of Rails experience, building more apps than I can remember - usually solo or leading a small team. Bunch of Elixir Phoenix apps in prod too (❤️ Elixir) More about me at xenocode.co.jp Always very happy to chat about any ideas or projects! #ruby #elixirlang
Made an #elixirlang SDK for bentonow.com email marketing automation service hex.pm/packages/ben... I love adding docs as liveview documents, makes it so easy to “show rather than tell” how to use and work with it.
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のくちーず (Nokucheese) is a bakery recently opened in Mizonokuchi. The name is a terrible pun: (Mizo)noku~chi ➡️ noku~cheese 🤦🏼♀️ The crusty bread is amazing 🍞and tricky to find in Japan. Nokucheese was recently opened by @jason.jagaimo.com who I know… which is also surprising 😂
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I keep finding cool 3rd-party apps and projects built for Bluesky, so I've started to collect them all here: justinjackson.ca/best-bluesky... Did I miss any?
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Oh that's right, it's Black Friday! Buy my book for cheap, or don't. Kindle is $€£ 5 bc it's nearing 5,000 copies sold! I'd set the paperback at that price, too, but I'd make negative money so Amazon won't let me. So it's $€£ 9.99 www.amazon.co.uk/Deploy-Empat... www.amazon.de/Deploy-Empat...
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This post is so good and is well worth your time if you're a founder / product leader / product manager. Concise + accessible presentation of how to use JTBD for strategic product decision making strategyn.com/the-secret-t...
I've often fancied setting up an Unoffice Hours, inspired by Matt Webb's thing. I should definitely do that. interconnected.org/home/2020/09...
I started phxlvweekly.com for #ElixirLang Phoenix & LiveView news a couple of years back but then started a time-intensive Ruby gig and couldn't find the time to do write a good post each week. Since I've finished that contract and am back on the freelance market, thinking I'd love to resurrect.
My co-founder of AgendaScope.com blogged about how we solved our problem of creating multiple and evolving demo accounts using a custom script language in #ElixirLang. It’s rather neat, I think! mattmower.com/posts/make-d...
We use mailpace.com for sending transactional emails. Except I can honestly never remember their name - they changed from ohmysmtp.com years ago and I *always* remember that and go there and get redirected. Was a _much_ better name if you ask me. mailpace is so generic.
That has me beat! But some of my previous jobs: - McDonalds. Got a regular “lacks hustle” on my reviews. - Night-shift order picking at DIY mega warehouse. Walked a *lot* - Typing numbers from a hand written paper into a green screen terminal. Just numbers. All day. Numbers. Nothing else.
Introduce yourself with some jobs you’ve done apart from what you do now: - removing staples from documents to get them ready for scanning. True story.
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does everybody know about my favorite website, the embroidery tips page that forgot to close its <h3> tags
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As a re-intro for folks finding me here from twttr - long-time Rails developer, fan & author - loves Elixir/Phoenix - Brit that calls Fukuoka, Japan home - for now - co-founder of AgendaScope.com - founder of xenocode.co.jp - addicted to building web apps - has a pup called Cookie - always learning
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Ages ago I published a Google Sheet for founders/makers on Bluesky. I just created a Starter Pack featuring all the people on that list: go.bsky.app/9Xi4xtt
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come join us!! https://discord.gg/RRPcCTuuvF
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