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This table shows Craft Template Profiling data before and after adding {% cache %} tags.

10 Iteration(s), 1 Worker(s): 110 Total Jobs	Before Avg. Time	After Avg. Time	Before Time STD	After Time STD	Before Avg. Queries	After Avg. Queries
/search/results?q=*	0.8409s	0.1132s (-86.5%)	41.022	0.762	40	13 (-67.5%)
/resources	0.8308s	0.1164s (-86.0%)	34.891	1.290	37	12 (-67.6%)
/collections	0.7083s	0.1520s (-78.5%)	12.069	0.678	52.1	15 (-71.2%)
/entry/page-block-testing	1.0612s	0.2314s (-78.2%)	8.968	1.58

Babel:

Presets: babel-preset-es2015, babel-preset-react
Plugins: babel-plugin-transform-runtime (polyfill: false) (https://babeljs.io/docs/plugins/transform-runtime/)
Env (production) Presets: babel-preset-react-optimize

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My So Called "Dev Tools"

Softwares:

iterm - terminal
ohmyzsh - shell
VS Code - editor
Spectacle - window manager
Sip - on screen color picker
Evernote - notes

3 Elixir Language Features I Love

We are truly privileged to select from a wide variety of programming languages that support different programming paradigms and offer various features.

I've been working more and more with Elixir over the past couple of years and have come to enjoy working in the functional paradigm. Here are a few of the features offered by the language that I love.

1. Immutable Data

easy to use (reduces the # of things we have to load up into brain RAM)
eliminates a large class of bugs related to mutation and shared state (both of which are critical to programs that do Interesting Things™)
supportable by libraries if unavailable in host language

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	defmodule BlogDemo.Content.Block do
	use Ecto.Schema
	import Ecto.Changeset
	alias __MODULE__

	@derive {Jason.Encoder, []}
	embedded_schema do
	field :content, :map
	field :type, :string
	field :blocks, {:array, Block}, default: []

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