I never shared this view of "let it crash". Things will NOT resume instantly with a clean state. Most of the time, at least in my experience, things will resume instantly but in the same broken state errors will be a nightmare to debug.

I'm unconventional in a lot of ways, one of them being that I put @elixirlang tests right next to what they test. It's pretty easy, you just add `lib` to `test_paths` in `mix.exs` #myelixirstatus

You can use Escape o if you have the VISUAL environment variable configured. I got that from bsky.app/profile/bobbby.onli…

[Ash Question] How to properly use aggregates on a resource? elixirforum.com/t/70147 #AshFramework #ElixirLang #WeBeamTogether #MyElixirStatus

Mainly learning the Ash way vs the Ecto's. Defining resource actions and domain code interfaces with arguments is significantly different from writing normal functions. However, the validations and changes feel much easier once you understand them. The best part is conditional validations and changes with the where option that validates all conditions before executing the change or validation. Query composition moves from just functions to Preparations where you can do the same style of function head pattern matching. Same can be said for custom Changes and Actions. Managing relationships is made way easier in Ash. Instead of doing put_assoc, you can put the manage_relationship change and specify what should happen when adding the relationship. Like create if one doesn't exist, relate when it does exist, or remove and add a new one. Still not fully clear on how to compose actions by leveraging Hooks like before_action, after_action, before_transaction, after_transaction to replace Ecto.Multi uses or leverage Notifiers for async actions. But, I've mostly been able to replace Ecto.Multi uses with manage_relationship for my use cases. Planning to dive into Notifiers soon for writing to an action logs table. The main challenge of learning the framework has been a lack of search-ability as opposed to Ecto. That's just due to the framework being young. However, you can learn a ton with the documentation, Discord, Elixir Forum, and using references like github.com/team-alembic/real…. I'm still actively learning the framework and figuring things out. I constantly go from "Why isn't this working???? I could just write a function or use the Ecto way" and then when it finally works "Holy crap! It was that simple?! This is awesome."