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pre-0.1.0

14 Jan 16:25
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Key Highlights

Docker & Devcontainer Support

Easily set up standardized development environments that are consistent for all contributors.

Automated Formatting, Linting & Error Reporting

Maintain a clean, consistent codebase while receiving immediate feedback on potential issues.

Extended Backwards Compatibility

Support now spans down to Elixir 1.13, enabling more users to benefit from these improvements.

What’s Changed

Added .gitignore (#12)

  • Keeps your repository tidy by ignoring local, editor, and OS-specific files.

Added Docker support (#13)

  • Simplifies environment setup and deployment by containerizing the application.

Provided devcontainer support (#14)

  • Ensures consistent development environments when using VS Code Remote Containers.

Added an EditorConfig (#15)

  • Maintains a unified coding style across various editors and IDEs.

Added auto-formatting, linting, and error reporting (#16)

  • Guarantees consistent style and immediate detection of coding issues on file save.

Added support for project documentation (#21)

  • Provides a structured approach to generating and maintaining documentation.

Improved the CI flow (#23)

  • Streamlines continuous integration to ensure quicker feedback and more reliable builds.

Added a VS Code launch configuration (#26)

  • Makes it easier to debug Elixir applications directly within VS Code.

Provided an IEx session file (#33)

  • Simplifies starting an IEx session with your preferred configurations.

Added a styling enforcer (#37)

  • Further unifies coding standards across the entire project.

Added backwards compatibility down to Elixir 1.13 (#46)

  • Extends Elixir Kickoff to older Elixir versions to broaden its usability.

Allow direct GitHub communication in devcontainer (#50)

  • Facilitates seamless GitHub operations within the devcontainer environment.

Added support for host's ZSH terminal configuration (#53)

  • Preserves familiar ZSH settings when developing inside the container.

Replaced shell script with a Mix task for post-start (#56)

  • Streamlines project initialization by leveraging Elixir’s native tooling.

Full Changelog: View all commits for v0.1.0

I hope these improvements make your Elixir projects even more enjoyable and efficient to work on. I welcome your feedback and contributions!