Max

Max @klappradla

About: code ♡ bikes ♡ antifa

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Berlin, Germany
Joined:
May 19, 2020

Max
articles - 11 total

Loading Chrome extensions for development in 2025

For loading a development build of our open source browser extension Tickety-Tick into Google Chrome...

Learn More 0 0Dec 3

A RAG for Elixir in Elixir

Note: This post was written by my teammate joel on the bitcrowd blog A RAG for...

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Meet Tickety-Tick

Tickety-Tick is a tool so essential and at the same time so natural and obvious for our work at...

Learn More 0 0Nov 4 '24

A RAG for Elixir

Abstract This is the second part of a series of blog posts on using a RAG (Retrieval...

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How even the simplest RAG can empower your team

Abstract This is the first part of a series of blog posts on using a RAG (Retrieval...

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Git, GitHub and your work email

A possible setup for separating private and work-related contributions on GitHub: associate commits...

Learn More 3 0Aug 9 '21

Script up your projects

At bitcrowd, we love conventions. Being an agency, we jump projects, codebases, frameworks and langua...

Learn More 5 1Feb 2 '21

Prepending Modules to the Rescue

Ruby's ability to "overlay" default implementations of constants, methods and variables via the prepe...

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Improving callable service objects with private constructors in Ruby

We recently found a nice practical use case for private class methods in Ruby: the constructor method...

Learn More 6 2Nov 25 '20

Folding sections of Markdown in Vim

TIL: Vim is able to fold sections or Markdown on their headings 💡 Modern version of Vim and Neovim s...

Learn More 7 0May 25 '20

A note on commit messages

This post is based on the talk “My Message on Commit Messages” I gave at the Ruby User Group Berlin....

Learn More 8 0May 20 '20