IntelliJ still is a bit lacking for feature parity compared to Visual Studio Code. I've since switched to VS Code cause I need the heex coloring. I recommend you do the same.

How'd it go for you?

@@Plangora Pretty good I have to say. I was really struggling with the Setup but after your video it solved many problems I had. I then made Github Actions and it is working 100%.

@@pixelriegel very happy to hear that!

It's Allen, btw :)

@@Plangora oh nooo. Hey at least I got close! Looking forward to the next episode

@@Cleanser23 for Rust or Elixir? :)

@@Plangora yes

Yessir! will be a new update soon! :)

not a fan of the intro? :)

It was a bit jarring with my speakers being on loud.

it is similar, but follow a bit different pattern.

Sorry, it was one of our very early videos. We've hopefully improved our editing process since then.

Should still be very relevant as the language has been adding new features than taking out existing ones.

​@@Plangora subbed thanks 🙏👊

Sorry to hear that, we haven't tried other frameworks besides Phoenix for gigalixir. Did you check the Gigalixir docs?

@@Plangora Already

Sorry, what do you mean?

@@Plangora i want to install other framework like php,nodejs,python, etc to host but it doesn't work or only shows phoenix, can i use procfile, and file.buildpacks , do i need to use gigalixir folder

We're looking at using the long way to begin with, but it does similar things as flutter_rust_bridge. The other modules are being planned out, still. The injury Isuffered really pushed me back quite far.

@@Plangora sorry to hear about your injury, hopefully you get better soon

yield_many won't error out like await_many. yeild_many can return the error that came back.

@@Plangora Got it. The use-case I'm looking at is the making of concurrent database queries, none of which I have a reasonable expectation of timing out/failing.

Yes! www.rustwithflutter.com

Sorry for the late reply: you can check how to do it in this video as we need postcss to use Tailwind.

We tend to use Tailwind for our CSS. Did you have some special usecase that just assembling the CSS by hand and putting it into a style tag won't solve if you're not using normal classes?

@@Plangora Thanks for your reply! I don't quite like Tailwind approach with class name that specific to the framework that needs to be learned. And I see no fundamental advantages to this method. style property will work but feels very cumbersome to do is also not possible to override without !important tag. Using classes seams the only good way to do it but it feels so awkward to have global CSS that style my encapsulated component. I would like to find a way to do something similar that Styled Components does or any other CSS in JS solutions. But I guess all of them require preprocessing step.

i used iex.bat -S mix, after finding the solution on stack overflow, but I am not able to access iex anymore. Please help.

I'm not very familar with Windows: but I know sometimes I had to use `mix.bat` instead of just plain mix

I'm a panelist on the Elixir Mix podcast and one of the guests, and now current co-panelist wrote this lib.

Posted on update on the discord channel! Did you see it?

@@Plangora Didn't found any discord link, in this video description and channel description (About)

@@nurmohammed9642 If you bought the course: you should have access to the discord link.

We didn’t notice a difference but will keep our ears on it. Thanks for reporting.

@@Plangora im sorry man, im unemployed and very cranky. just been in a very bad mood lately

When you use a GenServer then the child spec is included by default: github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/blob/v1.13.4/lib/elixir/lib/gen_server.ex

@@Plangora Yes, thanks! I forgot to add "use GenServer" in PgListener, that's why

Sure. But I think I did one in the past if I remember correctly.

Appreciate the feedback. Not everyone knows about this. Also there’s more than one way to do Tailwind. There’s also the Tailwind package. Have you tried or heard of that?

@@Plangora Sure

There’s a lot about Phoenix. Any topic in Phoenix in particular?

Good idea! Or even other simple commands inside of mix.

That’s me

What other format do you want to use?

@@Plangora Some APIs return with iso-8859-1 and that's terrible for me, but i can't control what i'm being told 😒😒🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

I just did some checking and it looks like it should still working. It seems that Latin 1 which is what you use is compatible with utf8. The difference is that utf8 can have more characters cause it varies with how many bytes with 1 character for utf8 but Latin 1 uses 1.

​@@Plangora I got to test it but it gives a forced error in saxy because if the encoding is different from utf8, it triggers a raise. I'm going to fork it, remove this check and check if that alone would allow it to work. I appreciate all the help.

It moves the element backwards from the end of the list. So -1 is the last position.

Thanks so much for the feedback!

It may be good to learn some flutter as we focus more on the Rust part. We are considering to do an actual Flutter basics course if you are interested let us know.

Why do you need postman to test APIs? You can test these with other tools like Paw, etc? I really don't like Postman. I find it a bit complicated.

@@Plangora i am creating a project which needs connect to database and make API calls from frontend to backend , to test those API's we need postman

@@mongoatlasthedatabase7290 you can test these without postman