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<section class="about">
<h2>about</h2>
<.markdown>
Hi, my name is **Rüdiger Diedrich** and this is my homepage.
For the last couple of years I am a big proponent of the Elixir and
Erlang/OTP ecosystem: be it projects like Phoenix framework which
bends the rules of traditional client-server-based web development
or Livebook - built on top of Phoenix - which for me is simply the
next generation of interactive notebooks and completely changed
the way I go about prototyping and data analysis.
Check out some of the projects I've been working on.
</.markdown>
</section>
<section class="projects">
<h2>projects</h2>
<.project
url="https://chicken.rdiedri.ch"
forge_url="https://forge.rdiedri.ch/rdiedrich/exponential-chicken-egg">
<:title>Exponential Chicken Egg</:title>
The chicken is very busy.
100% implemented in Phoenix Liveview. Press spacebar (or tap) for fun.
</.project>
<.project
url="https://app.rdiedri.ch"
forge_url="https://forge.rdiedri.ch/rdiedrich/physics">
<:title>Physics</:title>
Random falling blocks under the yoke of gravity.
Typescript using the pixi engine. Click or tap a block to give it a boost.
</.project>
<.project
url="https://colorer.vercel.app"
forge_url="https://forge.rdiedri.ch/rdiedrich/colorer">
<:title>Colorer</:title>
Play around with HSLA color.
Reactive app show-casing SolidJS, deployed on vercel.
</.project>
</section>
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<section class="phoenix">
<h2>Phoenix framework</h2>
<.markdown>
Phoenix is enabling developers to built concurrent distributed
systems without the technological and mental overhead this usually
requires, while also offering modern frontend engineering principles
in component-based design.
On the other side of the equation, end-users can expect highly
interactive applications with built-in live collaboration and
featuring user interfaces that feel snappy to use and are also
pretty to look at.
And all of this at a fraction of the needed ressources on the
engineering side to built as well as on the infrastructure side
to run these systems.
</.markdown>
</section>