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·anno scorso·discuss
That is not the hallmark of literate programming, but the hallmark bad/unhelpful code comments or docs. Like, you can also have bad/unhelpful function names or unclean and tangled implementations.

"TeX: The Program" is a joy to read.
fxn
·2 anni fa·discuss
The remontoire has a technical/practical modern use in the Zeitwerk.
fxn
·2 anni fa·discuss
Some links do not have information yet, others do, for example https://hotwire.io/frameworks/laravel or https://hotwire.io/frameworks/django.
fxn
·2 anni fa·discuss
No.
fxn
·2 anni fa·discuss
No, Hotwire is framework agnostic it is web components and JavaScript, basically.

You can Google Hotwire with Django, or Laravel, or many others (https://hotwire.io/frameworks).
fxn
·3 anni fa·discuss
The article section about interpreted vs compiled is incorrect.

.exs files are compiled just like .ex files are. The only difference between `elixirc` and `elixir` is that the former creates an artifact on disk, and the latter does not. See https://medium.com/@fxn/how-does-elixir-compile-execute-code....

Also, Ruby is as compiled as Elixir is.

Compiled vs interpreted is blurred the moment you compile to bytecode run by a VM. An artifact is not a fundamental difference.
fxn
·3 anni fa·discuss
This is not true.

In Ruby, tests are the same you'd write in any other language. You test that things do what they are supposed to do, not the types of parameters or return values.