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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 02/07/2026

This ref is 100% biased against the US

Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 18/06/2026

Probably something important to note as well: it’s compatible with both gitlab CI workflows and GitHub workflows, so you don’t need to write new workflows; they’ll just work. It also has a gitlab-compatible api (the rest v4 api specifically). So things that work with gitlab’s api should also work

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 13/06/2026

Some features worth note: an optional bring-your-own-key fix with AI for issues, as well as PR review with AI. In-browser code editor. Automated backups that either get saved to the server or an S3-compatible host. For hosted apps, it has a shell into the container, db query editor & in-browser logs

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 13/06/2026

If any of you are sick of #GitHub and want to try self-hosting something new, I built a git forge in #Elixir / Phoenix LiveView that’s both a git forge, and optionally a PaaS for the code it’s hosting. I’ve been using and enjoying it, so I guess it’s time to share. gitblixt.com/gitblixt/git...

gitblixt.com

gitblixt/gitblixt · GitBlixt

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 13/06/2026

It’s true. #Elixir And Phoenix LiveView on top of Erlang basically makes you unstoppable. I rebuilt Gitlab with Elixir and Phoenix, And integrated PaaS so I could run the code I was hosting, and it’s using like half the resources that Gitlab requires

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Peter Ullrich @peterullrich.com · 25/05/2026

🚨 Update hackney 🚨 A **bunch** of vulnerabilities I reported in hackney were just disclosed. Please upgrade to 4.0.1 ASAP. I know this is gonna start dependency hell so please take some time for this. Please RT for reach. #ElixirLang cna.erlef.org/cves/

cna.erlef.org

List of Issued CVE’s

This project handles the CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) for the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation (EEF).

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 11/05/2026

Photoshop DOES run on Linux 🙂

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 11/05/2026

Update to this: Windows is gone, WSL and VMs do not compare to running Linux natively. Games work great on Linux, other than the one I have that requires kernel-level anti cheat, but I haven’t booted into windows in like 6+ months

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 25/12/2025

Wait, what happened with coderabbit? We use it in our org, it’s a great tool 👌

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 28/10/2025

Followed that up be rewriting the #PHP WHOIS server in #Elixir in another afternoon because the PHP one randomly stopped working, and of course - its faster and works better. Elixir FTW 🙌

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 28/10/2025

That moment when.. it took a third party company 1 month to get an RDAP server working, it was in #Java, and by “working” I mean it sometimes responded maybe.. and you rewrite it in #Elixir in an afternoon, it’s faster and works great 😂😅

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 04/08/2025

Task.async_stream accidentally consuming all of your database connections 😅

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 22/06/2025

All you have to do is switch out your AWS access key, secret and bucket from AWS to R2 and it just works with ExAws 👌 you can also just feed ExAws the R2 config and interact with both simultaneously

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 22/06/2025

Has everyone else moved off AWS S3 / Cloudfront? We recently started using #Cloudflare R2 and it’s 🔥 we were spending about $4-4.5k/mo just on S3 and Cloudfront. On Cloudflare R2 that’s been reduced to $550/mo 🤯 and it’s insanely easy to implement in #Elixir

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 12/06/2025

I don’t see anything on AWS’ status page?

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 20/05/2025

That’s better than what happened to my windows laptop when I dropped it 😅 this was a couple months ago

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 29/04/2025

Yeah, in a LiveComponent. I was more thinking of the scenario.. Process.send_after(self(), :foo, 0)

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 29/04/2025

It would be nice if self() inside of a child component was actually that component, and not the parent

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 14/02/2025

Is there a source for this somewhere?

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 29/01/2025

@pfrazee.com any chance we could get reactions in DMs? I love to throw a quick 😂 on something friends share

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Hauleth @hauleth.dev · 26/12/2024

ghostty.org is out. One of the most interesting projects recently and if you are TUI person, then it is really worth checking out. I have been using it for some time now and it is really nice.

ghostty.org

Ghostty

Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration.

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Zach Daniel @zachdaniel.dev · 21/12/2024

🚨Soon, `mix igniter.install` will work even in projects that don't have igniter as a dep! As long as you have installed the archive, it will install the requested package and add igniter as a dev dependency 😎 This is just a small taste of what's to come, big things brewing for #ElixirLang 😉

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 25/12/2024

I’ve seen @t3.gg promoting Sevalla recently, have you checked it out at all?

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JP Camara @jpcamara.com · 16/12/2024

I’m proud of how my #RubyConf talk came out - I put loads of work into trying to touch on every aspect of Ruby concurrency in ~25 minutes, and make it as accessible as possible. I think it's a great guide to the Ruby concurrency landscape. youtu.be/rewiLd2w0kE?...

youtu.be

RubyConf 2024 In-Depth Ruby Concurrency: Navigating the Ruby concurrency landscape by JP Camara

YouTube video by Ruby Central

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Benjamin 🌴 @bennyjamins.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

It's been what, like half a decade waiting for this moment? Well worth it :) Grats phoenix team and #ElixirLang phoenixframework.org/blog/phoenix...

phoenixframework.org

Phoenix LiveView 1.0.0 is here! - Phoenix Blog

LiveView 1.0 is out!

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 02/12/2024

Understandable. I do some gaming, so it’s less work for me to use Windows + I still get the benefits of Ubuntu for development

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Tim Hansen @timhansen.io · 01/12/2024

Because WSL and VMware exist, although, Broadcom has basically killed VMware. But! My Ubuntu VMs still work (for now)

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johanna @jola.dev · 25/11/2024

I want to share something I built for the Elixir community: elixirevents.net ✨ I want to make it easier to find events like conferences and meetups, to help the community grow. Anyone can contribute, events are only visible with admin approval. For feature requests or feedback please let me know! 🙏

elixirevents.net

ElixirEvents

The Elixir event calendar

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