Tag:development

All the articles with the tag "development".

• Fast prototyping with Elixir

  Posted on:19/09/2024

  Recently, I had an interesting problem to solve. I needed to build a system that would receive a file on an endpoint and perform some computation for each line of the file. The computation requires an external API call and the creation of some records in the database. Simple enough, right? The fun part starts when we realize we are dealing with a file that can be tens of thousands of lines long.

• Write your first Starknet contract

  Posted on:10/09/2023

  Are you interested in Cairo and Starknet but need help figuring out where to start? Have you been hearing about the new Rust-like Cairo syntax but have yet to have the chance to look into it?

• Storing custom structs in Cairo 1

  Posted on:29/05/2023

  Let’s imagine you are writing a Starknet smart contract in Cairo 1 and you want to store some complex data as the value of a map in your contract’s storage. You probably want to use a custom struct to save that complex data but you’ll find a small surprise.

• A look into Cairo 1.0 traits

  Posted on:10/05/2023

  Starknet Regenesis is currently underway. There’s been an effort from Starkware into improving not only the Cairo language but the entire ecosystem. We are currently in the transition period but there is already some new language features that we can play with. Let’s look at some of the new features of Cairo 1.

• Developer Productivity

  Posted on:10/04/2022

  I like to think that I am a productivity oriented person. If there is a faster or more efficient way of doing a task, I tend to incorporate that as part of my workflow. This can be small things like being able to jump directly to a certain application without having to do the `CMD+Tab` dance or being able to run a test without having to leave my editor.

• Ruby and Elixir - A brief comparison

  Posted on:16/05/2021

  In the world of tech startups, time is an essential factor in the success of a company. Who can deliver the best work in the shortest amount of time gains a competitive edge over the competition. Not only that but in a world in constant evolution, the need to quickly change gears and pivot a business idea into another opportunity is of great importance.

• Refactoring or: How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Live with Chaos

  Posted on:01/12/2020

  In the beginning of 2019, we took over a Rails project. On the surface, it looked like a typical Rails app with an integration to a payment service. The fun began when we started to take a closer look at the codebase.