Tim Hansen

Tim Hansen

@timhansen.io

Web and mobile app developer. Former #Rails dev playing in the #Elixir sandbox. timhansen.io

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Tim Hansen
@timhansen.io

Some features worth note: an optional bring-your-own-key fix with AI for issues, as well as PR review with AI. In-browser code editor. Automated backups that either get saved to the server or an S3-compatible host. For hosted apps, it has a shell into the container, db query editor & in-browser logs

Tim Hansen
@timhansen.io

Probably something important to note as well: it’s compatible with both gitlab CI workflows and GitHub workflows, so you don’t need to write new workflows; they’ll just work. It also has a gitlab-compatible api (the rest v4 api specifically). So things that work with gitlab’s api should also work

Tim Hansen
@timhansen.io

That moment when.. it took a third party company 1 month to get an RDAP server working, it was in #Java, and by “working” I mean it sometimes responded maybe.. and you rewrite it in #Elixir in an afternoon, it’s faster and works great 😂😅

Tim Hansen
@timhansen.io

Followed that up be rewriting the #PHP WHOIS server in #Elixir in another afternoon because the PHP one randomly stopped working, and of course - its faster and works better. Elixir FTW 🙌

Tim Hansen
@timhansen.io

Has everyone else moved off AWS S3 / Cloudfront? We recently started using #Cloudflare R2 and it’s 🔥 we were spending about $4-4.5k/mo just on S3 and Cloudfront. On Cloudflare R2 that’s been reduced to $550/mo 🤯 and it’s insanely easy to implement in #Elixir

Tim Hansen
@timhansen.io

All you have to do is switch out your AWS access key, secret and bucket from AWS to R2 and it just works with ExAws 👌 you can also just feed ExAws the R2 config and interact with both simultaneously

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Zach Daniel
@zachdaniel.dev

🚨Soon, `mix igniter.install` will work even in projects that don't have igniter as a dep! As long as you have installed the archive, it will install the requested package and add igniter as a dev dependency 😎 This is just a small taste of what's to come, big things brewing for #ElixirLang 😉

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