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sandorbedo
Hi, I have two ways of reading out an integer timestamp (in milliseconds) that seem to give the exact same values: DateTime.utc_now() |...
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tj0
I’m currently trying to store dates in Postgresql that are before ISO8601 ‘year 0’ and am running into issues. Postgresql stores dates in...
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itssasanka
Hi all, Trying to get some more clarity over utc_datetime and naive_datetime for Ecto: https://hexdocs.pm/ecto/Ecto.Schema.html#module-...
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Exadra37
In my understanding when we use NaiveDatetime for timestamps in ecto we loose the timezone information, thus I am having an hard time und...
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zorn
This talk was originally presented at the Philly Elixir Group February meeting. Today we are going to talk about time zones, specifical...
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Harrygr
I’m want to send emails from my elixir/phoenix application that contains information about events stored in the database. Included in thi...
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trashyEx
Hello, How do I use correctly the many_to_many association with timestamps? I suppose it uses insert_all (or update_all) under the put...
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ashish173
I am using Ecto timestamps with postgres, I can see the timestamps() use the :naive_dateime but for my use case I wanted to store the ti...
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chrisstpierre
I need to understand more clearly how the runtime & scheduler works in regards to time sensitive functionality. I would like to me...
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iwasaki-kenta
Hello, I am looking to create a system which has to be able to sustain and persist approx. 1000 events per second from Phoenix channels...
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sandorbedo
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ashish173
I am using Ecto timestamps with postgres, I can see the timestamps() use the :naive_dateime but for my use case I wanted to store the ti...
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itssasanka
Hi all, Trying to get some more clarity over utc_datetime and naive_datetime for Ecto: https://hexdocs.pm/ecto/Ecto.Schema.html#module-...
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maxs
I'm trying to understand what is the 'correct' way to deal with timezones using Postgres 9.6, Ecto 2.1 and Elixir 1.4. The landscape is a...
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jeffdeville
Elixir 1.3.4 & 1.4.0 dt1 = %DateTime{calendar: Calendar.ISO, day: 12, hour: 0, month: 1, std_offset: 0, time_zone: "Etc/UTC", utc_o...
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trashyEx
Hello, How do I use correctly the many_to_many association with timestamps? I suppose it uses insert_all (or update_all) under the put...
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iwasaki-kenta
Hello, I am looking to create a system which has to be able to sustain and persist approx. 1000 events per second from Phoenix channels...
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erikmiller
I have a date time object that is getting returned from a database with no associated timezone data (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.mmmm). I know t...
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Exadra37
In my understanding when we use NaiveDatetime for timestamps in ecto we loose the timezone information, thus I am having an hard time und...
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Harrygr
I’m want to send emails from my elixir/phoenix application that contains information about events stored in the database. Included in thi...
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chrisstpierre
I need to understand more clearly how the runtime & scheduler works in regards to time sensitive functionality. I would like to me...
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nhooyr
The Time type only contains an hour, minute, second and microsecond. What about nanoseconds?
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washeku
I have an Ecto.DateTime variable #Ecto.DateTime<2017-03-10 00:00:00> which I want to format like this: Timex.format!(my_date...
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zorn
This talk was originally presented at the Philly Elixir Group February meeting. Today we are going to talk about time zones, specifical...
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tj0
I’m currently trying to store dates in Postgresql that are before ISO8601 ‘year 0’ and am running into issues. Postgresql stores dates in...
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