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module Material.Color exposing
    ( red50, red100, red200, red300, red400, red500, red600, red700, red800, red900, redA100, redA200, redA400, redA700
    , pink50, pink100, pink200, pink300, pink400, pink500, pink600, pink700, pink800, pink900, pinkA100, pinkA200, pinkA400, pinkA700
    , purple50, purple100, purple200, purple300, purple400, purple500, purple600, purple700, purple800, purple900, purpleA100, purpleA200, purpleA400, purpleA700
    , deepPurple50, deepPurple100, deepPurple200, deepPurple300, deepPurple400, deepPurple500, deepPurple600, deepPurple700, deepPurple800, deepPurple900, deepPurpleA100, deepPurpleA200, deepPurpleA400, deepPurpleA700
    , indigo50, indigo100, indigo200, indigo300, indigo400, indigo500, indigo600, indigo700, indigo800, indigo900, indigoA100, indigoA200, indigoA400, indigoA700
    , blue50, blue100, blue200, blue300, blue400, blue500, blue600, blue700, blue800, blue900, blueA100, blueA200, blueA400, blueA700
    , lightBlue50, lightBlue100, lightBlue200, lightBlue300, li

knewter

• give $currentuser access to read the project files:
  • chmod -R g+w .
  • chown -R $otheruser:$commongroup .
• then attempt to build a release with distillery:
  • MIX_ENV=prod mix release --env=prod

expected result

yay i have a release

actual result

knewter

defmodule SomeModule do
  def func(map, key) do
    for {k, v} <- map, into: %{} do
      {k, v/map[key]}
    end
  end
end

defmodule MapDivisionTest do
  use ExUnit.Case

knewter

# Hello World

Eve is based on the concept of a single data store that you can search in and
commit to. Let's start by committing a record:

~~~
commit
  [#greeting message: "hello world"]
~~~

knewter

module Main exposing (..)

import Html exposing (..)
import Html.Events exposing (onClick)


type alias Model =
    { count : Int
    , increment : Int
    , decrement : Int

knewter

me: have you ever done the ‘make a process that runs a function that does a receive and calls that function again after receiving every message’ thing yet?

person1: that was a sentence that I have no idea what it means

me: I had already done erlang for like 3 months when I got into elixir, and kind of dug in hard on erlang, so I had these concepts in the brain already

me: ok, let me show you real quick

me: this is like the thing about elixir

knewter

A discussion around an idea for separating the bits of update internally

NOTE: I really just want to have a discussion around this, see if someone's tried it, what dumb things I'm ignoring, etc.

Premise

update is Msg -> Model -> (Model, Cmd Msg). Very often (I think every time I've ever done anything?) I will end up with things that "update the model" based on new Msg (I am enjoying thinking of these as strictly events in the EventSourcing/WAL sense), and then either some Cmd Msg or none. Every time I

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view : Model -> Html Msg
view model =
    Material.Scheme.topWithScheme Color.Teal Color.LightGreen <|
        Layout.render Mdl
            model.mdl
            [ Layout.fixedHeader
            , Layout.selectedTab model.selectedTab
            , Layout.onSelectTab SelectTab
            ]
            { header = [ h1 [ style [ ( "padding", "2rem" ) ] ] [ text "Counter" ] ]

knewter

view : Model -> Html Msg
view model =
    Material.Scheme.topWithScheme Color.Teal Color.LightGreen <|
        Layout.render Mdl
            model.mdl
            [ Layout.fixedHeader
            , Layout.selectedTab model.selectedTab
            , Layout.onSelectTab SelectTab
            ]
            { header = [ h1 [ style [ ( "padding", "2rem" ) ] ] [ text "Counter" ] ]

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import Material.Color as Color

view : Model -> Html Msg
view model =
    Material.Scheme.topWithScheme Color.Teal Color.LightGreen <|
        Layout.render Mdl
            -- ...