Chris McCord

@chris_mccord

Creator of the Phoenix Framework, Author of Metaprogramming Elixir, Programmer at , builder of things

Joined February 2011

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    12 Dec 2018

    My Phoenix LiveView writeup is out! It details our latest progress and shows off a bunch of demo applications. We show autocomplete in 35 LOC, a complete snake game in 330 LOC, and how our optimizations match hand-written JSON in payload size.

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  2. Retweeted
    Jan 21

    The snappy search on is built with Phoenix LiveView, you can find the sources here:

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  3. Retweeted
    Jan 20

    I am ready to announce what is next for me: ! :D In the last 20 months at , we've built a foundation for sustainable open source and I am happy to say , , and myself will continue pushing it forward as . [1/4]

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  4. Jan 5

    and the results :)

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  5. Jan 5

    I fired the sawmill back up to cut my last and largest log. This one had some neat spalting. Half the work was simply getting the log into place. Here's an hour of work condensed to 1 min to lift the log 2ft over and half a foot up:

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  6. Retweeted
    11 Dec 2019

    I implemented a shopping cart using Phoenix Live View and then realized that it syncs automatically across multiple tabs and always displays the correct state. I wasn’t even trying to make any of that work.

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  7. 24 Oct 2019

    “I can’t remember the last time I even saw a Phoenix bug that I’ve ever experienced in the 4+ years I’ve been using Phoenix in production. That’s a hell of an achievement.” I love this anecdote from from my appearance on the latest

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    The results of the Phoenix Phrenzy contest are in! Check out all the great entries:

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    There’s just one day left to cast your votes for the Phoenix Phrenzy contest. Go check out the awesome applications folks have put together!

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    The dates for 2020 have just been announced! They will be 28-30 April 2020 Warsaw.

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  11. Retweeted
    15 Sep 2019

    Making my entry to the Phrenzy with this multiplayer LiveView game. Try it here and start breaking friendship 😬 P.S. It has browser notification if you want to play it at work 🤫

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    Please join us in welcoming Scott Newcomer () to the phoenix-core team!

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  13. 9 Sep 2019
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  14. 9 Sep 2019

    My latest shop project: Brass hammer/mallet. Brass, nylon, and rubber were machined on the drill press. Handle was milled from a piece of cherry firewood. I prefer a heavier mallet, so this is ready for a life-time of chisel work and coaxing joints together

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    Watch the LiveView keynote from ElixirConf to see how LiveView can beat SPAs for a large class of applications. We achieve better data efficiency on the wire than the best hand-written SPAs and faster server response times with drastically fewer LOC.

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  16. Retweeted
    31 Aug 2019

    Just in case you missed my talk at . Here's a short video from the demo.

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  17. Retweeted
    1 Sep 2019

    . is the first contributor outside of to with :maps.keys/1 ().

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  18. Retweeted
    31 Aug 2019

    Being a new Elixir dev, I was a bundle of Nerves not knowing how the community treats it’s juniors... The folks at were some of the most welcoming, humble, smart people that I met! I’m going home BEAMing ✨

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    A great feeling I have frequently during : “this stuff is 20 years ahead of everything else”. Now watching the keynote with .

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    29 Aug 2019

    The first ElixirConf keynote was pretty cool: Elixir running in the browser thanks to a new BEAM implementation targeting WebAssembly. Full-stack Elixir someday?

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    29 Aug 2019
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