ElixirKit is really nice! It incentives you to build a native desktop application and provides a standard way to bundle and start an Elixir application in it. And it provides a communication protocol for your desktop app to speak to Elixir. @livebook.dev desktop apps as examples #ElixirLang

Gotta love @livebook.dev UX because whenever I try something it always guides me into what's next

@livebook.dev is such an awesome tool from quick iterations to publishing useful tools in production in a trivial and fast manner. Love it ❤️

Just published a small Kino component for programmatically adding copying content to the clipboard: hex.pm/packages/kin... It is truly amazing how well Livebook supports prototyping these components 🤯

@livebook.dev just saved my bacon! I had spiked something out yesterday but had not saved it to a livemd on disk. Booted the server, refreshed the page and my work was gone! Just click [Open] and look for the link at the bottom

It's amazing how easy it is to get started with @livebook.dev! I just SFTP'ed the SQLite database file from my Soleil demo board which was recording battery charging information every 15 minutes. Three smart cells later and I have visualizations of the data. Nice.

But really though. I need to do a bunch of ad hoc data analysis and long running processes this week. And I'm able to just arbitrarily spin up whatever size machines from a @livebook.dev instance on @fly.io, all as if it was just local. With save/sync/secrets/wireguard. #ElixirLang ftw.