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s3cur3/README.md

Hi there 👋

I’m Tyler. I like Elixir, functional programming, distributed systems, and soft-real time systems.

I’m building a new take on website monitoring called SleepEasy. I blog about the behind-the-scenes stuff (tech choices, marketing, customer development, and more) at tylerayoung.com.

In the past, I created CBTea, a tiny, privacy-focused cognitive behavioral therapy app.

As part of my work at Felt, I maintain the geo and geo_postgis Elixir libraries.

Here are some of the open source contributions I’m most proud of:

Other miscellaneous open source PRs I’ve contributed:

You can find me on Twitter or on Mastodon.

Podcasts I’ve been a guest on

Notable blog posts

Conference Talks I’ve given

CodeBEAM America 2024 “Taster”: Elixir as a One-Person Stack for Building a Software Startup

Elixir as a One-Person Stack for Building a Software Startup

ElixirConf 2023: Rebuilding the Plane While It’s Still Flying, or: Large-Scale, Zero-Downtime Migrations Without Fear

Rebuilding the Plane While It’s Still Flying

ElixirConf 2022: Delightful Multiplayer Editing with Phoenix

Delightful Multiplayer Editing with Phoenix

ElixirConf 2021: Architecting GenServers for Testability

Architecting GenServers for Testability

Dever Elixir Meetup: Fantastic Hacks and Where to Find Them

An attendee described this talk as “juggling chainsaws for fun.” It’s about a bunch of very nerdy CPU performance hacks available on the BEAM (the Erlang & Elixir virtual machine). Not many of which are recommended for normal use, but many find one or two use cases across a big enough codebase.

Fantastic Hacks and Where to Find Them

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  1. X-Plane/elixir-raknet X-Plane/elixir-raknet Public

    An Elixir client for the core of the RakNet networking protocol, useful for games and other latency-sensitive applications that typically rely on UDP

    Elixir 211 6

  2. X-Plane/xplane_airports X-Plane/xplane_airports Public

    Python tools for manipulating X-Plane's apt.dat files & interfacing with the X-Plane Scenery Gateway API

    Python 41 9

  3. cbtea cbtea Public

    An Elixir implementation of a cognitive behavioral therapy app

    JavaScript 11 2

  4. felt/ultimate-elixir-ci felt/ultimate-elixir-ci Public

    A sample Elixir project with a robust GitHub Actions CI

    Elixir 133 11

  5. llvm-data-structure-benchmarks llvm-data-structure-benchmarks Public

    A benchmark for cache efficient data structures.

    C++ 27 7

  6. felt/geo_postgis felt/geo_postgis Public

    Postrex Extension for PostGIS

    Elixir 287 68