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As always, outstanding content. Thanks.
Thank you!
Such a good content! Thanks!
Great video and presentation. Subscribed! Looking forward to more content.
Great concise video. Thank you!
Nice, concise video with everything well explained. good stuff!
Nice! I always wrote a simple for loop to create table tests. Great to have first class support for them now!
Whoa, this video was turbo speed! Like, seriously, well played! 👏😄
I wasn’t sure when the RC would come out but I did this research and recorded a few weeks ago. I don’t cover JSON, but I think it’s fine!
Good stuff! 🎉
Do you have any tips for those who want to start learning Elixir? A book or something like that...
Elixir docs.
The third edition of Elixir in Action is the most recent entrypoint to Elixir: www.manning.com/books/elixir-in-action-third-edition
@@toxtethogrady4610 thank you!!
You mentioned that everyone should be using async: true on tests. If that's true, why is it not the default? Do you think it should be the default?
It’s a balance between safety and performance, where two tests might contend over a shared resource like a file or a port. Safety is a good default, but in practice most tests won’t fail in this way.
As always, outstanding content. Thanks.
Thank you!
Such a good content! Thanks!
Great video and presentation. Subscribed! Looking forward to more content.
Great concise video. Thank you!
Nice, concise video with everything well explained. good stuff!
Nice! I always wrote a simple for loop to create table tests. Great to have first class support for them now!
Whoa, this video was turbo speed! Like, seriously, well played! 👏😄
I wasn’t sure when the RC would come out but I did this research and recorded a few weeks ago. I don’t cover JSON, but I think it’s fine!
Good stuff! 🎉
Do you have any tips for those who want to start learning Elixir? A book or something like that...
Elixir docs.
The third edition of Elixir in Action is the most recent entrypoint to Elixir: www.manning.com/books/elixir-in-action-third-edition
@@toxtethogrady4610 thank you!!
You mentioned that everyone should be using async: true on tests. If that's true, why is it not the default? Do you think it should be the default?
It’s a balance between safety and performance, where two tests might contend over a shared resource like a file or a port. Safety is a good default, but in practice most tests won’t fail in this way.