# live view — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 5 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover live view. Page: Feed: --- ## [Building In The Open](https://www.pearprogramming.blog/open-source/projects/2026/08/14/building-in-the-open/) _2026-08-14 · Mateus Pereira · Pear Programming_ It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything and now I’ve decided to pick this up again. One of the things that always stumped me was finding the appropriate content to write about. I had heard of building in the open before and always thought it interesting so I decided to try my hand at that. I have many reservations around doing this, especially because I tend to start things and never finish… ## [wE uSe aI](https://inhji.de/posts/we-use-ai-pj52x) _2026-07-27 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ I fear this might turn into a collection of products which have sacrificed themselves to the slop overlords. Standard Notes They use HORRIBLY BAD AND UGLY AI generated images on their front page. Never have I been so repelled by a website. Standard Notes Homepage. Disguistingly bad AI images of robots or something reading.. books? Foto von Documerica auf Unsplash ## [Hardware Decentralization](https://inhji.de/posts/hardware-decentralization) _2026-07-21 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ Alternative Title: How to break up the responsibilities and power of your phone Phones are amazing tools. They are an extension of our brains (which basically makes us cyborgs ) and provide us with many tools all packed into a small formfactor. This is both their strenght and their weakness. What happens if you lose your phone? You lost access to those tools, your memories, means of… ## [General Enhancements | June 2026](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/general-enhancements-june-2026) _2026-07-07 · Johnny Oshika · EXAMIND AI_ June brought accessibility improvements, more automatic LMS grade posting, and a smarter in-assessment assistant. ## [Turning outwards](https://inhji.de/posts/turning-outwards-3q354) _2026-06-16 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ I work as a software developer in a small team. We all know and like each other, even though we don't see each other very often. Most of us work from home, so we mostly meet on Teams. As a software developer, I mostly solve problems. That's the most honest and true description of my job. Wether it's fixing a bug, developing a new feature or just doing research on a new topic, my mind is in problem… ## [My site is a mess](https://inhji.de/posts/my-site-is-a-mess-72fpv) _2026-06-10 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ I have just added a link to my blog on my navbar. It now leads to a few unfinished, unpolished posts with layout problems and questionable design choices, all made by me. I'm tempted to see this as a problem, as a reason to start despising the site and project as a whole. I could start over. And this time I would make it better. I would fix all the issues I, myself have with the site before it… ## [General Enhancements | May 2026](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/general-enhancements-may-2026) _2026-06-08 · Johnny Oshika · EXAMIND AI_ May brought improvements across accounting assessments, Excel tasks, written assignment grading, and LMS integration. ## [General Enhancements | April 2026](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/general-enhancements-april-2026) _2026-05-08 · Johnny Oshika · EXAMIND AI_ AI watermarking, AI extension detection, improved Feedback Machines exports, and more. ## [A poor man's deployment pipeline](https://inhji.de/posts/a-poor-mans-deployment-pipeline) _2026-05-08 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ Today I spent the whole day at work coding up a completely work-unrelated thing: A deploy pipeline for my website. For every push to the main branch, a webhook triggers a pull and a rebuild of the code. There is also a smol ci pipeline, which runs the tests and checks if they pass. If yes, the webhook is called. It replaced the bash script I had before which was ssh-ing into my server and manually… ## [What's on my phone in 2026](https://inhji.de/posts/whats-on-my-phone-in-2026) _2026-04-29 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ After ReGoogling my phone a few days back, I also needed to factory reset it. I'm in the process of getting everything set up again, which gives me time to reconsider all the apps that I had installed before. So I will share a list of apps that I have installed right now, and probably will update this list when I finish my setup. The essentials Firefox The only option for me, as far as Base… ## [Code Faster with Clear Tutorials (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/ywGHhguzcx8Q) _2026-04-29 · **Sponsored**_ Short, step-by-step coding videos you can follow along ## [ReGoogling my phone](https://inhji.de/posts/regoogling-my-phone) _2026-04-28 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ /tmp/plug-1695-VbZP/live\_view\_upload-1777383628-267747297191-1 I caved. I finally caved. After almost 10 years of using a (mostly) google-free phone, I decided to go back to having a fully goggled phone. The catalyst was the app of my Krankenkasse suddenly refusing to work, after it checked my phone for "security". Yesterday I wiped my phone at least 3 times and came the conclusion that the ONLY… ## [File Uploads with Phoenix Live View, Waffle and Caddy](https://inhji.de/posts/file-uploads-with-phoenix-live-view-waffle-and-caddy) _2026-04-26 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ A short tutorial how to configure uploads with Phoenix Framework. The problem It's confusing because there are different system which work with different paths: Browser : https://inhji.de/uploads/files/images/cat.jpg This is the public path Caddy : /var/www/hajur/uploads/files/images/cat.png This is the physical path of the image on disk Waffle Config : /var/www/hajur This is the base path that… ## [This one weird trick fixed my DNS (clickbait)](https://inhji.de/posts/this-one-weird-trick-fixed-my-dns-clickbait) _2026-04-26 · Jonathan · inhji.de_ We recently got a new-internet , and with it a strange error returned I thought I fixed long ago. I have a subdomain of inhji.de which resolves to a address in my local network. This way I can have an domain like jellyfin.nas.inhji.de with a valid certificate and have it resolve to a local address. When I set up the new modem, I realized that the default address space is 192.168.2.0/24 , whereas… ## [Feedback Machines + Excel Auto-Grader Enhancements | March 2026](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/feedback-machines-excel-auto-grader) _2026-04-02 · Johnny Oshika · EXAMIND AI_ Feedback Machines ## [General Enhancements | February 2026](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/general-enhancements-february-2026) _2026-03-11 · Johnny Oshika · EXAMIND AI_ February brought improvements across EXAMIND's Excel assignments, Feedback Machines, and LMS integrations. ## [Eliminating EPMD from my Elixir cluster](https://til.verschooten.name/til/2026-03-04/eliminating_epmd) _2026-03-04 · Herman@verschooten.net (Herman verschooten) · TIL - Herman verschooten_ Eliminating EPMD from my Elixir cluster I run three Elixir apps on my mail server — CountryCheck, MailMan and Webmail — clustered together via distributed Erlang so they can share PubSub messages. This has been working fine, except for one annoying problem: restarts. The problem When a service restarts, EPMD (the Erlang Port Mapper Daemon) sometimes still holds the old node name registration. The… ## [General Enhancements | January 2026](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/general-enhancements-january-2026) _2026-02-23 · Johnny Oshika · EXAMIND AI_ AI-powered simulation grading, PDF downloads, GPT-5.1 upgrades, and more. ## [Growing Software](https://www.pearprogramming.blog/programming/opinions/2025/11/11/growing-software/) _2025-11-11 · Mateus Pereira · Pear Programming_ Back when I was young and dumb, I would avidly consume a lot of content related to programming: podcasts, books, you name it. At the time, there were many ideas floating around concerning how we should write code and the ones that really lived in my brain, rent free, were the principles exposed by Uncle Bob in Clean Code and in Clean Architecture. It was just beautiful. Everything nicely aligned… ## [A Matter of Order](https://www.pearprogramming.blog/ruby/rails/activerecord/2025/10/30/a-matter-of-order/) _2025-10-30 · {"twitter" =\> "mateusdeap"} · Pear Programming_ Many times we encounter an apparently simple problem: I need this list of items to be ordered by X attribute. How do I do it? Now, for many cases it’s just a matter of sorting or, preferably, adding a call to order in your ActiveRecord query. For example: User . order ( :name ) But, what if I want to order first by a given status, say, a done todo item (yes, that was my actual case), and if the… ## [Multi-instance Pi-hole setup](https://til.verschooten.name/til/2025-04-26/pihole) _2025-04-26 · Herman@verschooten.net (Herman verschooten) · TIL - Herman verschooten_ I heard a lot about Pi-hole over the last couple of years but never had the time nor felt the inclination to do something with it. That is... until yesterday. I watched the explanations by TechnoTim and Wundertech a couple of times and went to work. I am not going to bore you with repeating what is already explained in the videos, but I do want to explain the changes I made. My setup I am running… ## [Finnish Seedboxes — Up to 20Gbps (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/2JLZ9usC76g2) _2025-04-25 · **Sponsored**_ Private Finnish seedboxes with 1–20Gbps speeds, RAID storage and 14‑day refund ## [Performance Update | Live View](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/performance-update-live-view) _2024-12-12 · EXAMIND AI · EXAMIND AI_ We've improved live view system performance to handle high-volume synchronous assessments ## [Negotiation Practice Assignment](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/negotiation-practice-assignment) _2024-11-25 · Cordell Vos · EXAMIND AI_ Now in Open Alpha ## [I built a Bitcoin RPC client in Ruby!](https://www.pearprogramming.blog/ruby/bitcoin/2024/11/05/i-built-a-ruby-bitcoin-rpc-client/) _2024-11-05 · Mateus Pereira · Pear Programming_ It’s been a long time since I posted anything. The reason being, I really couldn’t think of anything worth sharing. But I finally have something. I made a bitcoin RPC client in Ruby. Bitcoinr. ‘r’ for Ruby and for pronouncing it “Bitcoiner”. Now, I do know there is already such a gem called bitcoin-ruby , but it hasn’t been updated in a while (5 years) and I wanted to make my own client. Why?… ## [New Assessment Design Features](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/new-assessment-design-features) _2024-10-10 · Cordell Vos · EXAMIND AI_ Generate Bloom's Taxonomy and Disable Copy Restrictions ## [General Enhancements for Fall 2024](https://examindupdates.substack.com/p/general-enhancements-for-fall-2024) _2024-09-26 · Cordell Vos · EXAMIND AI_ Improving navigation and question building within EXAMIND ## [Codeit 3.4.7](https://benhatsor.tumblr.com/post/762525588677410816) _2024-09-24 · Ben's Blog_ Added Git LFS support for HTML Live View Added support for alerts, footnotes & custom checkmarks in the Markdown Live View. See it in action here. Improved mobile console error parsing on Safari Fixed a bug with loading large files in Live View UI tweaks & bug fixes ## [Adding Passkey support to Phoenix](https://til.verschooten.name/til/2024-09-07/passkeys) _2024-09-07 · Herman@verschooten.net (Herman verschooten) · TIL - Herman verschooten_ Adding Passkey support I am not going to explain what Passkeys are, there are sufficient resources on the web already. I have a Phoenix-based website for my invoicing and crm-related tasks. It currently uses a login-form that posts to a session\_controller . It works fine, but the Passkey buzz has me interested in adding support for it. I read about the WebAuthnComponent package by Owen bickford .…