Brian Glusman

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Thought something like that might be the case, but wasn't sure why wasn't working, my only guess is that `bootstrapped?` [here](https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/blob/511a51ba8925daa025d3c2fd410e170c1b651013/lib/elixir/lib/kernel.ex#L1737) is false but like I said I'm pretty new...

OK, you're right, and it is hitting that clause and coming back expandable/expanded, but `translate_cond` is failing to match anything but the error guard in it's recursion when the expansion...

@jonathanhoskin I think we're always open to PR's like this, provided it doesn't add dependencies... i.e. it should check if the classes/modules are already defined, and direct user how to...

Nope, none, but I've seen and been curious about it... been kind of tempted to apply for [OpenPantry](https://github.com/openpantry/open_pantry) but Dynamoid could certainly be a candidate too! :-)

Nope, I haven't either but also didn't know dynamo supported it, doesn't look like a brand new feature either, though not sure what a dynamoid api to support that would...

I can confirm that Dynamoid does not handle deserializing Maps and Lists stored in Dynamo as such, though it does provide access to them as strings you could manually parse,...

Also meant to add, currently Dynamoid needs support for the map types, which is probably the first thing to change here, but I think it already has support for arrays...

@warebot just a heads up, you may well be doing a full table scan when you do that, don't think `where` can automatically use indexes, even if present/relevant to your...

In [debt_ceiling](https://github.com/bglusman/debt_ceiling) I use the [Confirguations gem](https://github.com/beatrichartz/configurations), and read in a ruby file with rails like configuration block... I think I prefer that to yml, but agree having settings/config is...

Yeah, I came to same conclusion looking at scm and one or two other options IIRC, debt ceiling 0.4.0 was released with the copy pasted scm classes from RC, and...