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🚨 New Elixir Lib Alert 🚨
I'm releasing HighlanderPG today, a follow-up to 2020's Highlander library. It allows you make a process unique within your Elixir cluster.
Highlander was based on :global.
HighlanderPG is based on PostgreSQL's advisory locks.
#myelixirstatus 1/🧵
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@codecodeship becomes a 2023 SpawnFest Bronze sponsor 🎉
The sponsorship consists of a Keychron Q1 Pro QMK/VIA keyboard.
Thank you, Code Code Ship!
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Daniel also told me that he is addressing all the privacy concerns raised, stating that his plan was to:
"Completely revamp the implementation so that privacy is taken very seriously."
In this interview, I ask Daniel what he has to say to his critics.
"My personal life doesn't revolve around getting random folks on the internet's approval"
I interviewed Daniel Cazzulino about his new library, SponsorLink. Daniel landed in hot water a couple weeks ago when he added SponsorLink to his popular .NET library, Moq.
It's launch day today! 🎉🎉🎉
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“If you want a library that is regularly updated by a team of developers, someone needs to pay those developers.”
Read the full interview here! codecodeship.com/blog/2023-0…
Here are some quotes:
“At this point in time, my focus is on getting the word out there. Having as many developers as possible come into contact with Borb.”
“There are no magic formulas. You work hard, build a good product, then promote it accurately to the market.”
... but if you want to be in license compliance, you probably need to purchase a commercial license.
In this interview, I explored what it's like to build a software library business, how he got from 500 to 2000+ stars seemingly overnight, and what his future plans are. 3/6
Joris Schellekens (@Joris1989BE) has been working on Borb, a PDF generation library for Python, for two and a half years. Borb is dual-licensed, AGPL / Commercial, which means that anyone can build something with Borb, ... 2/6
The past 3 interviews have been with developers who have long established their businesses selling software libraries. Today I am publishing an interview with a developer who is still in the middle of building his software business. 1/6
“Fundamentally, successful software companies seek to amortize their large initial investment over two things: customers and time.”
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A few off the top of my head:
* Fully fledged NLP similar to Spacy (despite LLMs)
* A powerful admin dashboard
* More featureful security scanning
* Linting add-ons for Credo
* A well-maintained SAML library
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Expanding on the statement, "There are tremendous opportunities for commercial Elixir libraries"
Here are some excellent Elixir packages where I see missed open-core opportunities (whether they wanted to commercialize or not) 👇
#MyElixirStatus
I interviewed @sorentwo (creator of the popular Oban library) for Code Code Ship:
“There are tremendous opportunities for commercial Elixir libraries.”
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I interviewed @getajobmike Mike Perham, creator of Sidekiq, for Code Code Ship:
“If you build something valuable, charge money for it.”
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Code Code Ship is a new OSS monetization service👇
@codecodeship provides all the necessary tools to sell your code on a subscription basis.
oss.fund/code-code-ship/
Read the full interview here: codecodeship.com/blog/2023-0…
🧵5/5🔚





