Rockwell Schrock has hosted seven Episodes.
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24: Elixir Roundtable #24: Launching and Growing with Elixir with Chase Granberry
February 16th, 2024 | Season 3 | 50 mins 24 secs
digital products, elixir, product development
DockYard CEO Brian Cardarella is joined by Chase Granberry, founder of Logflare and current member of the Supabase team. Chase shares his journey of using Elixir. He discusses the advantages of Elixir, the challenges he faced, and the decision-making process behind adopting the language. Among the advantages he saw was the ability to launch Logflare with a minimal development team thanks to Elixir. They discuss the increasing complexity of competing languages like Javascript, some of the hurdles to wider Elixir use, and more.
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16: Firefly update with Brian C and Paul S
February 27th, 2023 | Season 2 | 51 mins 7 secs
elixir, podcast, programming
Brian Cardarella and the team speak with Paul Schoenfelder, a Firefly (fka Lumen) core team member about why this R&D initiative is essential to DockYard and when you can see more of it.
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DockYard Website: https://dockyard.com/
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14: Type Anarchy
July 26th, 2022 | Season 1 | 41 mins 32 secs
Nathan Long and the Dockyard team discuss how to fix test deadlocks caused by database transactions. The engineering team also weighs in on how they feel about types in Elixir.
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12: Unreliable Dirt Ox
May 27th, 2022 | Season 1 | 51 mins 32 secs
Rockwell talks about converting his METAR Map project to Nerves, Brooklin updates us on the DockYard Academy, and Mike talks more about his Flame On! library.
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10: Safe, readable code
January 28th, 2022 | Season 1 | 39 mins 6 secs
Mike Binns shares his initial work on the safe_code library, and the team discusses what makes good, readable code.
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8: Feature flags and time complexity
December 10th, 2021 | Season 1 | 51 mins 56 secs
Zach shares his recent motivation and discoveries for adopting feature flags to help a client ship features more quickly, and then Nathan leads a discussion on the time complexity of various Elixir data structures.