• Chat rooms app in Elixir in 15 minutes

  18 December 2014 ⋅ elixir phoenix websockets

  This is the showcase post that touches a tiny part of what Elixir and the accompanying tooling can help you build in very little time.

• Bare bones files watch

  8 December 2014 ⋅ shell

  Sometimes I just need to follow the changes to files and act upon that. There are plenty of “watchers” out there, like Guard and Watchr, but if I really don’t want to drag the bag of gems, here’s what I do:

• YAML you may have never known

  23 October 2014 ⋅ yaml rails

  HTML and multiline strings

• My current Elixir toolkit

  19 October 2014 ⋅ elixir

  All my free time I’m spending on a my own project that I decided to write in Elixir, Rails and CoffeeScript. There is the service backend that runs heavily multi-threaded and so Elixir / Erlang was a natural choice.

• Completes and totals, or how to count

  14 October 2014 ⋅ sql

  In every third project I see SQL like this:

• Appcelerator Titanium: Scaling and cropping images

  29 September 2014 ⋅ titanium

  At the time of writing Titanium is at: 3.3.0 GA

• Thoughts on present iOS development

  6 September 2014 ⋅ iOS

  Now the time for iOS has come and I’m putting together these notes basing on my recent experience with XCode 6 Beta, Beta 6 and Beta 7.

• What I like about present Android development

  6 September 2014 ⋅ android

  Android Studio. Number one most important thing in whole Android development story is Android Studio built on top of IntelliJ IDEA engine. Excellent off the box Gradle support, intuitive source control, intelligent code completion, responsiveness of the UI, debugging – all top notch. They even help you complete repetitive strings in JavaDoc.

• Constraints aware soft keyboard compensation on iOS

  30 August 2014 ⋅ iOS

  A while ago Apple introduced constraints-based layouts for Mac OS X and iOS user interface designs. It’s a huge and logical step forward from pixel-perfect fully manual laying out of things. The line of devices grows and creating all possible variations of interfaces has become a seriously tedious task.

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