If there’s a group that’s going to have superpowers on how to give AI context, it’s going to be them. They've been doing context engineering for decades.

I grew up in Woodrow Wilson Elementary's library, then the Manhattan Public Library (The Little Apple, not NYC), and then Kansas State University's research library. AI is more useful if you give it context, and librarians have always provided that context for me.

But that pelican looks like it could be in the Tour de France (compared to previous models)

If I futzed with phoenix a fews years back - can I jump into ash and pick phoenix back up as needed, or hit phoenix with a refresher first ?

Cool - I went RevenueCat in the past because this was a mess. Is it that much better now ?

Honestly the cool thing I got out of this thread was “maybe I need to go look at @ash-hq.org “

I liked your post but how healthy is the elixir ecosystem these days? I saw phoenix 1.1 came out recently but that rev was a long time coming

I mean you basically got it exactly backwards 😉 htmx is about less arguing and less js framework churn afaik

Thank you for the PSA! 🙏

Tbh this has been one of my favorite book purchases in a while. Been a while since mainstream publishers printed hardcover but I my assumption is that this book will still be relevant in a year

Pretty smart to push in this direction for .Net. The .Net web dev space has always seemed to trend toward complexity vs. you’re showing how to decrease it.

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