James Edward Gray II
@JEG2
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A tiny, unsupervised process just sending out messages and hoping someone is listening. @[email protected]
Edmond, OK
Joined February 2009
RT @elixirbookclub: 💜📘 The Elixir Book Club has chosen our next book! Engineering Elixir Applications Skill up on DevOps to help you dep…
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@yiming_dev Should I include your email address as referring me? You’re welcome to DM or email it to me: james@graysoftinc.com
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@yiming_dev Thanks for the tip. Should I just apply through the online form or is there someone you would recommend emailing?
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Are you ready for this year’s Advent of Code? I wrote detailed solutions to five days from 2023 — ten problems — highlighting parsing, data modeling, analysis, and optimization techniques that you can use. HALF OFF coupon for the set (visible in cart):
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RT @sasajuric: @BryanJBryce @elixirbookclub Apologies for the late reply. You can get it at 45% off with the code elixirbc45 at https://t.c…
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The Elixir Book Club is starting to read Elixir in Action, 3rd Edition. This is still the best book I know of for really getting your head around the language and runtime. Join us for a discussion of chapters 1 and 2 on the 17th:
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My latest blog post combines two things that I love: SQLite and writing parsers in Elixir. It really shows off how much mileage you can get out of simple techniques. I hope you enjoy it!
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@ektastrophe I would really love to hear what you enjoyed and didn’t, after you find the time.
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RT @ektastrophe: I'm looking forward to working my way through "How to Train Your Scrappy Programmer" by @JEG2 ... a lot of these types of…
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RT @pragdave: @jeg2 sent me this like to a review of his book (with @redrapids) "Designing Elixir Systems with OTP."
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In the final installment of How to Train Your Scrappy Programmer we carefully copy a few algorithms into your programming spell book. Searches, sorts, and fills — alone or in tandem — present new ways to animate code.
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