Updates. By Jeff Kreeftmeijer

Yes! Any recommendations for something-anything-whatever-instrumental-rock-bands weekly? :)

Thursday already? That means it’s time for largely-instrumental-progressive-rock-and-math-rock-bands weekly! This week, check out Chon’s new self-titled album, which came out this month. 🎸 https://open.spotify.com/album/31xSTnqna5WeOdCN0AJMNJ?si=CecIHuJBTgGNAy1Hbmytxw

That could have been more clear indeed. I’ll update the article to feature the finished product a bit more, thanks!

I’ll be at Euruko tomorrow with most of the AppSignal team. Let’s definitely talk more Go then. Have a good trip!

It is! The finished project, including the State module that keeps track of the board’s state, is in the master branch of the starter app’s repository (https://github.com/jeffkreeftmeijer/hayago/tree/master). I’d love to know what you think!

Most of the implementation here is illustrative, so I chose a 1D list to keep the code understandable. I came across your article this morning, and using tuples for the board makes a lot of sense. I’ll go over it more thoroughly while working on part 2. Thanks for reaching out!

“Look at all the things I’m not doing!”

One of these days, I’ll rename a file and remember to make sure I’m updating the renamed version instead of continuing work on the old one. Today is not that day.

Made it. Good morning, I’m off to bed. 😴

close! But this is one night, and all at once. 😅 (https://www.nachtvandevluchteling.nl/route/40-km-utrecht-amersfoort)

brb, walking 40 kilometers to get home tonight.

It sure is! However, I tend to mostly read my e-mail, Slack, Twitter, and browse the internet, so the 1GB RAM on the 6 is fine for me, I guess. Am I missing out? :)

I’m using a list with an element for each position on the board. Whenever a stone is placed, I List.replace_at to replace the default nil value with either :black or :white. :)

Couldn’t wait to deploy the example app for next week’s article on implementing the Go game with Phoenix LiveView. I’d love to know what you think of the implementation! #myelixirstatus

Small world indeed! I’d love to hear your thoughts on my implementation if you’d care to take a look once I get this ready to ship. :)

This (like -jquery). And other default search filters, like -w3schools. @duckduckgo is that something you’d consider, or is setting cookies like this too much like tracking for your taste?

My main reason to upgrade from my iPhone 6 would be the subtle clicks you get while setting a timer or alarm on newer phones, but that’s about it. 🤷‍♀️

That too! Thanks, publishing soon. :)

#currentstatus

You’re right! Great find, I’ve updated the article. Thanks! :)

It’s been a couple of years, so I’m giving Dash another shot. I can’t remember why it didn’t stick before, but I’m really liking it so far. Any tips I should know about?

Here’s my first tip: I’d prefer to use a smart way to read its documentation bundles from the terminal directly, but this bash function will do for now. Type d Enum.map to activate Dash and start a search.

function d() {
  open "dash://$@"
}

brb, OOCSS-ing my BEM SMACSS 🛹

It’s pretty great indeed. I wrote zero javascript for this example, and the SVG isn’t reloaded completely for each frame, as it only sends the diffs over the wire.

I’d love to see what you come up with! :)

Fish! Eventually… hopefully.

Last weekend’s Phoenix LiveView project.