Hi,I want to study ash framework in your project look good but when
I mix setup finish and mix phx.server ,
working all after I register but when I try to login not success permission denied why ? can you suggestion me ,thank
And hopefully my repo can now be one someone else hunts in. Though, keep in mind I think most of those are Ash 2.0, including mine. With 3.0, you now need to make your attributes in the form public.
My biggest issue was using embedded resources, with inputs_for and it turns out most of my problems were because I failed to include the relation in the list of accepts of the action. This would result in some cryptic message, and lead me down the wrong path. Once I fixed it, I could just use forms: [auto?: true]
That being said, the Ash docs are MUCH better now.
We've added hints in said cryptic error message about no form being configured. like "did you mean to accept this attribute?", to help mitigate these issues. Was definitely very confusing, and TBH I had no idea it was causing so much confusion before it was brought to my attention 😂
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Student housing can be a much bigger challenge than it seems, especially for people attending college while trying to manage tuition, transportation, and everyday expenses. I think tools that make it easier to compare housing options could be genuinely useful, particularly for students who have to find a place near campus without spending too much on rent. The same issue can be even more complicated for nursing students, since clinical placements and changing schedules may affect where they need to live. I came across a helpful resource where you can read the article about affordable housing options for nursing students, including practical considerations when choosing accommodation and trying to keep costs manageable. It adds another perspective to the problem you were exploring with your app.
So did the #1 app maker buy you out of serving the category as an organization, convince you that small colleges need to bleed $111k at a time at student housing to-do, or just fall over?
The core functionality they need is surprisingly complex. And I couldn't narrow in on a simpler one to get my foot in the door. For instance, I would need something like appmixer.com/ from the start.
Most schools won't even consider changing tools for MANY years (5+ at least). And even if they will consider, it is 9-18 month sales cycle.
Most schools don't have the technical staff to help, so it would be on me to do a large portion of the transition.
Onboarding staff for a tool is a huge PITA since there is so much turnover
I couldn't find a co-founder for this one
Ultimately, I just didn't have the stamina to continue finding people to interview for the discovery phase. I had someone help load up 700+ contacts into HubSpot for schools that should have been an ideal fit, and I ran multiple email campaigns with different messaging, and got nowhere. Calling got nowhere. It was a slog, as that part usually is.
I have an obscene amount of notes for all this, but I won't be making that public.
Hi,I want to study ash framework in your project look good but when
I mix setup finish and mix phx.server ,
working all after I register but when I try to login not success permission denied why ? can you suggestion me ,thank
Start with ‘iex -S mix phx.server’ so you can see the error.
thank for reply , Register ok but when Login can't ,debug terminal not error
can your share suggestion step,thank
Great repo.
With Ash, I am taking a similar bet. - after 2-3 months, it should give me the speed 🚄.
Currently struggling with phoenix forms. Any suggestions/ tips from your end on those?
P.S. will dig more in the repo in upcoming week
Of course! I had a bunch of tabs open to numerous repos, and I would just hunt for usage of an Ash function I needed, and looked at how they did it.
And hopefully my repo can now be one someone else hunts in. Though, keep in mind I think most of those are Ash 2.0, including mine. With 3.0, you now need to make your attributes in the form public.
My biggest issue was using embedded resources, with
inputs_forand it turns out most of my problems were because I failed to include the relation in the list ofacceptsof the action. This would result in some cryptic message, and lead me down the wrong path. Once I fixed it, I could just useforms: [auto?: true]That being said, the Ash docs are MUCH better now.
We've added hints in said cryptic error message about no form being configured. like "did you mean to accept this attribute?", to help mitigate these issues. Was definitely very confusing, and TBH I had no idea it was causing so much confusion before it was brought to my attention 😂
oh, I just realized it was you who originally brought it to my attention 😂
Student housing can be a much bigger challenge than it seems, especially for people attending college while trying to manage tuition, transportation, and everyday expenses. I think tools that make it easier to compare housing options could be genuinely useful, particularly for students who have to find a place near campus without spending too much on rent. The same issue can be even more complicated for nursing students, since clinical placements and changing schedules may affect where they need to live. I came across a helpful resource where you can read the article about affordable housing options for nursing students, including practical considerations when choosing accommodation and trying to keep costs manageable. It adds another perspective to the problem you were exploring with your app.
I've spent the last few months working on an Ash project, looking forward to 3.0
See a discussion at elixirforum.com/t/ash-framework-3-... for 3.0
I left my notes in the tread as well.
So did the #1 app maker buy you out of serving the category as an organization, convince you that small colleges need to bleed $111k at a time at student housing to-do, or just fall over?
Hey Steve,
The app itself looks really good - what happened with the pitch?
A few notes:
I have an obscene amount of notes for all this, but I won't be making that public.
Yes, that sounds fairly brutal.