G on hexdocs

TIL from Wojtek's Rapid Prototyping in Elixir talk that pressing g on hexdocs enables searching packages he also said:
you kinda have to know what you're looking for, that is going to change perhaps, stay tuned
I think he is hinting on some AI suggestion feature. πŸ˜„ anyway, the g makes it a bit shorter than opening a new tab; but also everything else Wojtek said is gold info. g might be the least interesting one, it's just something I didn't know, but the whole talk is G for Great. Seems like a great talk for introducing someone to elixir also πŸ‘ this also reminded me to try local hexdocs again πŸ€”
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Rapid Prototyping in Elixir
ElixirConf US 2024 - Wojtek Mach https://2024.elixirconf.com/#speakers-presenter-wojtek-mach Elixir is a dynamic programming language with metaprogramming, hot-code reloading, and full stack Web framework in Phoenix. Thanks to the Hex package manager and Mix.install, it’s never been easier to experiment with libraries. These particular ingr...
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barnabasj
barnabasjβ€’4mo ago
You can also press ? and that brings up a help modal with a keyboard shortcuts tab
ken-kost
ken-kostOPβ€’4mo ago
🀯
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kristerv
kristervβ€’4mo ago
i'm still using my own tool https://hexdocs.krister.ee/, because it searches across packages. it's a quick pre-AI tool, so nothing fancy. there should be an official cross-package search app coming at one point.
ken-kost
ken-kostOPβ€’4mo ago
yea I remember that from forum🀠
Rebecca Le
Rebecca Leβ€’4mo ago
I feel like we've been hearing about this cross-package search for a long time now
Towry
Towryβ€’4mo ago
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kristerv
kristervβ€’4mo ago
you mean the official one or mine? i mean yeah, both i imagine πŸ˜„ you don't have to press enter, search is automatic. when you press enterr it's going to assume your first keyword is a package and then the rest is the search. then it directs you to the hexdocs official search engine.

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