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Don't miss it! Some Questions You May Have These are unprecedented times and we don't have all the answers, but here are the current plans. Will attendees be able to watch talks only live, or will they have access to videos of talks they missed. Attendees will be able to watch talks live and join talks in progress or watch the recording soon after the talk is complete.

How will the hall-track work? The hall-tracks will be simulated with several zoom rooms on general topics. Attendees will be able to drop into a zoom room and join the group conversation.

Some hall-tracks will be conversations with speakers following their talk. How will the sponsor booths work? Sponsors will have individual zoom meetings that attendees can drop in and talk to sponsors. Platinum sponsors also have full speaking slots to share how they use Elixir at their company. Will videos of the talks be published after the conference? The Keynotes will be publicly published after the conference. Ticket holders will have access to the recorded talks after the conference.

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ElixirConf Plenary and Keynote Speakers. Justin Schneck Title Keynote. Twitter GitHub. Chris McCord Title Keynote. ElixirConf Speakers. Target Audience Distribution Beginner, Intermediate. Instrumenting Phoenix 1. Give back to the Elixir Community with your first Hex Package. Target Audience Hex Beginner, Intermediate.

Don't worry, we did all the hard parts so you don't have to. Topic: Nerves. Talk Description Internet of Things projects are challenging because they are comical exaggerations of the pitfalls you find in distributed computing. Elixir's Purple Carpet.

Chris McCord. Track 1. Simon de Haan. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. Melvin Cedeno. This mom trusts me with her son's care.

She explicitly said so. And that means more to me than she'll ever know. Well, I do. On the days that I work, I clock 10 hours so there goes that day. I come home, shower, eat, read or watch a show, and fall asleep early.

On the days that I don't work, I either do nothing or work on the house. I also make time to sew. I've noticed I feel better when I'm sewing regularly. It's all conducive to my current lifestyle. Here I am, 18 months in, still maintaining stringent pandemic precautions. I go to work and go home. I run errands at strategic times, always wearing a mask. We don't eat at restaurants or socialize or travel.

It feels like my boyfriend and I are the only ones, but I know there are others out there that are still staying home. Thank you.

I still think about infertility a lot. Most of the time I'm fine. Sometimes I'm sad. This morning I had a moment of deep sadness. I'm glad I changed my entire life. I'm relieved. It's easier to deal with my loss of motherhood now that I've created a life I actually want to live.

I feel sad that I didn't get to be a mom. I really wanted to raise children. I also know I am touching so many more children's lives by working in pediatrics. But it will never be a substitute for motherhood. Miraculously, I am healed enough to where I can enjoy working with kids again.

So now, instead of helping my own children, I am helping A whole lot more. I've worked at my new job for three months now. I've lived in my new home for two. I'm settling into my new rhythms and routines. I really thrive on routines. Routines help me eliminate some stress. For example, I do laundry on Sundays. I used to write it down in my planner, but I don't need to anymore.

It's nearly automatic. And now I always have clean work clothes for the week. I had a quilt idea in my head and I was determined to get it out. I think it's what I needed. I sewed for three days straight. And I finished the quilt top! I posted a picture of it and two close-ups below. The color palette cracks me up. I don't even like pink. Or yellow. I don't even know who this quilt is for.

I'm just making quilts and improving my skills, not always knowing whom the recipient will be. I call myself a Sloppy Quilter. For once in my life, I cannot get bogged down in the details. When sewing, I just have to keep going no matter what happens. Imperfection abounds. So, that's a glimpse into my brain. I go to work in order to be of service and to pay my bills. I go home and I rest. Sometimes I work on the house.

Often I will sew. Someday this house will be repaired and remodeled. In the meantime, it is still a home. Trying to get pregnant feels like at least one lifetime ago, maybe even two or three.

I thought the darkness that infertility left me with was here to stay. I suppose it is But it's so much smaller now. There's so much joy and sincere enthusiasm growing around it.

I didn't think healing was possible. I didn't think my future was going to get better. I remind myself of this. I frequently remind myself that I don't know what the future holds. It helps me cope during this difficult period. May this blog forever remain anonymous so that my mom, sisters, and random co-workers throughout the years never find it.

But I get annoyed at all of the little comments that she says every day. I know the comments have nothing to do with me and are all about her and where she is in her life right now but STILL In isolation, the individual comments are not that bad. But over time Apparently, they add up. Because I am Annoyed. She was supposed to train me, but she wasn't very good at doing that. She is skilled though so I do have a lot to learn from her.

She's quick to correct me on little i. Plus, after working there for less than a month, she told me to stop asking so many questions or I was going to burn her out. I thought that was weird. It's the Mommyness I don't like. The latest comment was "Well, I have to.

Because of my kids. True statement. Could be said about a million different things. Could also come off sounding really judgmental if you are talking to a woman who does not have kids. That's how I'm feeling these days, like everything is either too much or not enough.

Too much. Definitely too much. Very demanding, low pay, long hours. Not enough. I need more. I need every moment I can take to try and relax. It's month 19 and we're all breaking in our own ways.

Pandemic precautions? Not where I live anyway. And how? My feelings? I'm sad one day. I'm anxious the next.

Ok, I'm anxious every day But I also take time to be thankful every day. It's exhausting. But it could be worse. It could be much, much worse. I don't ever want to take my health, home, or groceries for granted. My energy? Except it is. I'm not expecting myself to go full pace, nonstop. Not now. It's impossible. I do expect myself to follow through with my commitments, but I'm also making less commitments. Working part-time. Volunteering a little. Sleeping a lot. My job and the pandemic require it.

It's hard right now. It's really hard. I'm tired. We're all tired. Nobody is having a good time. But I do believe in enjoying the little things. I believe in cultivating gratitude. I just ate some cinnamon cookies. They were delicious. There's still a pandemic, inflation, a shipping crisis, and climate change, but I also enjoyed my cookies.

I don't know how I endured infertility. I couldn't enjoy the little things back then. Sugar has 3 goals: - Speed. Sugar shouldn't be slow and neither should your project. Sugar should be simple because simple is easy to learn and use.

Sugar should aid development. You have better things to which to devote your time. It was designed to run as a single, stand-alone OTP application or can be included with OTP application as a dependency. It's great for testing how your bot will respond to the messages it receives.

Hegwig also has support for a list of responders ranging from YouTube, Weather, Mopidy, etc. Build fast, real-time apps with Elixir's revolutionary technology. In the Elixir world, Plug is the specification that enables different frameworks to talk to different web servers in the Erlang VM. Plug as a piece of code that receives a data structure, does some sort of transformation, and returns this same data structure, slightly modified.

This data structure that a Plug receives and returns is usually called connection and represents everything that there is to know about a request.

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Elixir also has some frameworks which are not as popular or large due to their specific purpose oriented nature. The contributors for these projects might be less but I found these frameworks quite handy and useful in their own domain. Kitto is a framework for interactive dashboards written in Elixir.

Kitto allows to run jobs concurrently as supervised processes. Widgets are coded in the popular React library.