Michał Buszkiewicz

When you think of entry-level projects for newcomers to the IoT realm, one of the first things that comes to mind is: build a weather station!

This follow-up to our recent Permit update, analyzes the future of Elixir authorization with a look at upcoming features, optimizations, and experimental ideas that will shape how Permit evolves.

Permit now supports Phoenix LiveView 1.0 and Streams, and a new integration for Absinthe-based GraphQL APIs is in the works. This article presents the latest changes, improvements, and upcoming plans across the Permit ecosystem.

Learn more about what makes Phoenix Framework's younger sibling stand out and how it compares against other contemporary counterparts.

Elixir and its ecosystem is gradually becoming the go-to platform for many web application developers who want both performance and productivity without a tradeoff.

There's arguably no non-trivial web app that doesn't need to manage resource authorization, and Curiosum’s Permit library comes in handy especially if your stack is Phoenix, LiveView and Ecto. We’ve just released it so explore its features.

Whether you've only just heard of the Elixir programming language and would like to learn it, or if you're a seasoned developer with years of experience, you need adequate learning resources to ensure steady progress in your career.

Michał Buszkiewicz, CTO at Curiosum, was a guest in Podcast POIT ("Porozmawiajmy o IT"/"Let's talk about IT") conducted by Krzysztof Kempiński.

ElixirConf EU let me learn new Elixir tools and best practices, find out how Elixir is going to develop in the nearest future and meet with so many Elixir professionals from different industries in a friendly Warsaw hotel environment. That was great!

Outsourcing software development is popular but not easy. What might stop it from being successful?

Originally presented in Curiosum CTO Michał Buszkiewicz's webinar.

Every application contains bugs, and even if it doesn't, it will.

If I was asked, what word best describes Elixir as a language in 2021, it would be maturity.

Elixir is not magic - despite being easy to write in and learn, you need a strong foundation. In this short article, I will give you my personal list of things that are necessary (or at least very much a “should-have”) for Junior Elixir developers.

There's hardly any more misunderstood element of Elixir than its metaprogramming power. The way to understand it is actually not to try too hard to wrap your head around it.

Today we're going to look at how Ecto, Elixir's first-choice database access library, handles relational (SQL) database transactions.

While we can't say cheating on anyone is okay, we're not as absolutistic when it comes to cheating on Elixir at times.