Thank you for looking so thoroughly! That’s doing a lot to keep us all safe 🙌🏻

Maybe a bit surprising, but the article ends with a shoutout to Phoenix and Tidewave 😬

Very nice, I wish you all the best and hope that it succeeds. Happy to pay for a personal plan once they are available 💰

The thing looks awesome btw! Sorry I’m just a bit sad that such content gets exclusively posted over there 😅

Maybe I should tell him to not only post on the Nazi-site (or even better not post there at all) and instead do it somewhere people can actually see it, without needing a Nazi-account…

You need it assuming you don’t use sticky sessions at your load balancer, otherwise individual longpoll requests might get router to different nodes and if they cannot communicate via clustering, LiveViews would frequently do full remounts when you don’t expect them to.

I heard in the podcast that you’re not planning to use clustering. That means that you also can’t use longpoll for users where websocket is broken, which could lead to bad UX. If you decide to do clustering, you could also route git through the cluster instead of deciding at the reverse proxy 😄

Nice, happy to help test or contribute :)

But the existing code is still completely fine even on latest 1.8. There is one very good reason to always update to latest, even while older versions still get security patches: they don’t get bug fixes. So you might run into known issues on older versions that won’t get fixed.

But that’s not a reason not to update, since generally old patterns are at most deprecated and your existing code will still work (just add phoenix_view as a dependency for that example). So people sometimes feel like they need to update to the latest and greatest idioms to use latest Phoenix.

I know I’m late to hear the latest episode, but since it looks like that last post was not fully clear: what I’m trying to say is that I’ve seen people saying something similar to “oh we’re still on 1.6 because we use Phoenix.View and didn’t have time to update to Phoenix.Component“ or similar.

Apparently there is money for open source if you are racist enough

Just CLONE the repo. There’s no fucking need to render commits and blames to HTML for your stupid scraping. And they call it artificial INTELLIGENCE.

And that’s still the reasonable part. Add those to robots.txt and you’ll get tons of requests from residential proxies claiming to be chrome on windows etc.; I had to shut my forgejo hosted Linux repo down and move it to GitHub due to those stupid crawlers.

btw nice to see a privacy policy on the site now, note that it does not render nicely on mobile at the moment