Andrés
@andresgutgon.bsky.social
#elixirlang #typescript #react
CSS is so hard that not even huge teams can get it always right
September 29, 2025 at 6:21 PM
CSS is so hard that not even huge teams can get it always right
...commands I'm trying `Makefile`. Don't know if nothing of this works but it looks professional 😂
September 24, 2025 at 3:07 PM
...commands I'm trying `Makefile`. Don't know if nothing of this works but it looks professional 😂
In the Ecto model, we put a convenient method to use the operation.
What do you think? Is this the Elixir way?
What do you think? Is this the Elixir way?
September 21, 2025 at 4:25 PM
In the Ecto model, we put a convenient method to use the operation.
What do you think? Is this the Elixir way?
What do you think? Is this the Elixir way?
It's so clear to see what's going on. Nothing of this works yet, but I like the look
September 21, 2025 at 3:22 PM
It's so clear to see what's going on. Nothing of this works yet, but I like the look
Reimplementing PingCRM inertiajs.com/demo-applica... with Phoenix + Inertia.js
I mean, Liveview is nice and all of that, but you can beat React + Shadcn in the quality of the UI produced with it
I mean, Liveview is nice and all of that, but you can beat React + Shadcn in the quality of the UI produced with it
August 1, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Reimplementing PingCRM inertiajs.com/demo-applica... with Phoenix + Inertia.js
I mean, Liveview is nice and all of that, but you can beat React + Shadcn in the quality of the UI produced with it
I mean, Liveview is nice and all of that, but you can beat React + Shadcn in the quality of the UI produced with it
Generated Typed Phoenix routes 🎉
June 14, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Generated Typed Phoenix routes 🎉
Today I was doing final touches to github.com/andresgutgon...
I wanted to see how it would work in a real app so I did a big app
1000 CRUD controllers so are x7
👉 [7000 routes] 👈 generated in 3.6 seconds.
I think it's good enough for any SMB Phoenix project.
I wanted to see how it would work in a real app so I did a big app
1000 CRUD controllers so are x7
👉 [7000 routes] 👈 generated in 3.6 seconds.
I think it's good enough for any SMB Phoenix project.
June 14, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Today I was doing final touches to github.com/andresgutgon...
I wanted to see how it would work in a real app so I did a big app
1000 CRUD controllers so are x7
👉 [7000 routes] 👈 generated in 3.6 seconds.
I think it's good enough for any SMB Phoenix project.
I wanted to see how it would work in a real app so I did a big app
1000 CRUD controllers so are x7
👉 [7000 routes] 👈 generated in 3.6 seconds.
I think it's good enough for any SMB Phoenix project.
Menu Item receives a WayfinderUrl which is the url for that menu item plus `isCurrent` to style different the current url in the UI
June 9, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Menu Item receives a WayfinderUrl which is the url for that menu item plus `isCurrent` to style different the current url in the UI
So happy with my progress on Wayfinder
I have all my Phoenix routes fully typed and even I can know in the UI which one is selected even SSR because Inertia gives `url` and Wayfinder uses it to compare with generated routes
This is super nice for an Inertia app using Phoenix #Elixirlang
I have all my Phoenix routes fully typed and even I can know in the UI which one is selected even SSR because Inertia gives `url` and Wayfinder uses it to compare with generated routes
This is super nice for an Inertia app using Phoenix #Elixirlang
June 9, 2025 at 3:56 PM
So happy with my progress on Wayfinder
I have all my Phoenix routes fully typed and even I can know in the UI which one is selected even SSR because Inertia gives `url` and Wayfinder uses it to compare with generated routes
This is super nice for an Inertia app using Phoenix #Elixirlang
I have all my Phoenix routes fully typed and even I can know in the UI which one is selected even SSR because Inertia gives `url` and Wayfinder uses it to compare with generated routes
This is super nice for an Inertia app using Phoenix #Elixirlang
What is this? A Phoenix controller in my React code? Not really, but with a bit of magic, I have typed routes. Like the cool kids in the nodejs frameworks #Elixirlang #Inertia
June 8, 2025 at 3:56 PM
What is this? A Phoenix controller in my React code? Not really, but with a bit of magic, I have typed routes. Like the cool kids in the nodejs frameworks #Elixirlang #Inertia
Anyone think #Elixirlang needs to catchup on Inertia with Laravel/PHP? They are producing awesome integration
1. Vite HMR
2. Typed routes
3. Nice demo app with the PingCRM demo
Maybe some is already working on all of this. Me too! Even if it's only for me is a really nice way of learning Elixir
1. Vite HMR
2. Typed routes
3. Nice demo app with the PingCRM demo
Maybe some is already working on all of this. Me too! Even if it's only for me is a really nice way of learning Elixir
June 7, 2025 at 2:23 PM
Anyone think #Elixirlang needs to catchup on Inertia with Laravel/PHP? They are producing awesome integration
1. Vite HMR
2. Typed routes
3. Nice demo app with the PingCRM demo
Maybe some is already working on all of this. Me too! Even if it's only for me is a really nice way of learning Elixir
1. Vite HMR
2. Typed routes
3. Nice demo app with the PingCRM demo
Maybe some is already working on all of this. Me too! Even if it's only for me is a really nice way of learning Elixir
Making progress today on github.com/andresgutgon...
Vibe coding with an LLM for the first time in my life 🔥
I know I'm an old dude with built-in resistance to change. But I think I red pilled into this shit now #ElixirLang
Vibe coding with an LLM for the first time in my life 🔥
I know I'm an old dude with built-in resistance to change. But I think I red pilled into this shit now #ElixirLang
May 31, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Making progress today on github.com/andresgutgon...
Vibe coding with an LLM for the first time in my life 🔥
I know I'm an old dude with built-in resistance to change. But I think I red pilled into this shit now #ElixirLang
Vibe coding with an LLM for the first time in my life 🔥
I know I'm an old dude with built-in resistance to change. But I think I red pilled into this shit now #ElixirLang
look the time remaining 💪
January 25, 2025 at 7:23 PM
look the time remaining 💪
This is the BBC.com site. It's a Nextjs site. I don't see it in the showcases at nextjs.org/showcase, so I looked for another media site showcased. www.washingtonpost.com is worse.
Skill issue or framework issue?
Btw the load is ok for me with wifi in a coffee shop. But the metrics look terrible
Skill issue or framework issue?
Btw the load is ok for me with wifi in a coffee shop. But the metrics look terrible
December 7, 2024 at 9:47 AM
This is the BBC.com site. It's a Nextjs site. I don't see it in the showcases at nextjs.org/showcase, so I looked for another media site showcased. www.washingtonpost.com is worse.
Skill issue or framework issue?
Btw the load is ok for me with wifi in a coffee shop. But the metrics look terrible
Skill issue or framework issue?
Btw the load is ok for me with wifi in a coffee shop. But the metrics look terrible
I guess I could do inline styles only for the quantity selector and the component would be fully customizable
But my question is if css properties can be used somehow to modify css selectors. I don't think so no?
But my question is if css properties can be used somehow to modify css selectors. I don't think so no?
December 6, 2024 at 4:01 PM
I guess I could do inline styles only for the quantity selector and the component would be fully customizable
But my question is if css properties can be used somehow to modify css selectors. I don't think so no?
But my question is if css properties can be used somehow to modify css selectors. I don't think so no?
Btw If bother you all these questions say the safe word "stop" and I'll disappear from your notifications.
Follow up question
I'm reading this article
alistapart.com/article/quan...
The switcher component with this technique looks super handy but can it be configured for any N elements?
Follow up question
I'm reading this article
alistapart.com/article/quan...
The switcher component with this technique looks super handy but can it be configured for any N elements?
December 6, 2024 at 3:55 PM
Btw If bother you all these questions say the safe word "stop" and I'll disappear from your notifications.
Follow up question
I'm reading this article
alistapart.com/article/quan...
The switcher component with this technique looks super handy but can it be configured for any N elements?
Follow up question
I'm reading this article
alistapart.com/article/quan...
The switcher component with this technique looks super handy but can it be configured for any N elements?
Sorry to bother you here. I have questions while reading the book. What would be the best channel for asking these questions?
Now that I'm here I'll ask this one
Does inline styles mean generating these CSS every time a component is used? Maybe you only did these components for the demo?
Now that I'm here I'll ask this one
Does inline styles mean generating these CSS every time a component is used? Maybe you only did these components for the demo?
December 6, 2024 at 10:22 AM
Sorry to bother you here. I have questions while reading the book. What would be the best channel for asking these questions?
Now that I'm here I'll ask this one
Does inline styles mean generating these CSS every time a component is used? Maybe you only did these components for the demo?
Now that I'm here I'll ask this one
Does inline styles mean generating these CSS every time a component is used? Maybe you only did these components for the demo?
Wait, i just saw this. I think this what i was saying.
December 2, 2024 at 7:17 AM
Wait, i just saw this. I think this what i was saying.
Something mutated in your blog :P
November 30, 2024 at 11:59 AM
Something mutated in your blog :P
"matadata". Why do I suck so much at writing English? 😂
November 17, 2024 at 3:54 PM
"matadata". Why do I suck so much at writing English? 😂