Why I Stayed With Elixir | Michał Muskała
Last weekend I attended the wroc_love.rb conference in the beautiful city of Wrocław. I got a chance to be a member of the “Ruby vs Elixir” panel session and spent hours discussing related topics during the afterparties. I love Ruby, I’m a “Ruby native” - it was the first language I really learned, and the first one I used to make money as a programmer. But for the time being, I decided to stick w
Error Handling in Elixir Libraries | Michał Muskała
There was an interesting discussion yesterday on the Elixir Slack about how libraries should handle errors. This is a more thought-through and elaborate expression on my views on the matter. In the post, I’ll present an idealised version of how I think a public API for functions that may produce errors should look like. Errors vs Exceptions In most applications we can distinguish two kinds of situ
Unix Timestamps in Elixir 1.4 | Michał Muskała
The Unix Timestamps in Elixir post is by far my most popular one. Because a lot changed in recent Elixir versions when it comes to handling of calendar types (such as dates, datetimes and times), I though it might be a good idea to update it. What should I use? Elixir standard library provides structs for all important calendrical types (Date, DateTime, NaiveDateTime and Time) and some basic funct
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Serving Encoded JSON With Poison | Michał Muskała
