Implementing Permissions with Custom Directives in Absinthe

This talk covers the implementation of a permission-based authorization system in Absinthe using custom GraphQL directives.

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Integrating LiveView with Frontend Libraries for Enhanced Web Development

This talk, recorded at ElixirConf EU 2025, discusses the integration of frontend libraries with LiveView to enhance web development capabilities.

Exploring Optimizations and Techniques for LiveView Applications

In this talk, the speaker shares insights on enhancing user experience using LiveView with optimizations, a custom library, and frontend techniques.

Elixir Community Updates and New Features

News includes breakthrough research on Elixir's type system, updates on Phoenix LiveView, LiveDebugger improvements, and new integration features.

Understanding and Defending Against Server-Side Request Forgery Vulnerabilities

In this video, the creator explores Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF), a significant security vulnerability and demonstrates a vulnerable webhook system while introducing defense strategies.

Enhancing the Either DSL with Context-aware Tap in Funx

By Joseph Koski. This article discusses improvements to the Either DSL by introducing a context-aware tap functionality that allows for broadcasting updates while handling errors appropriately.

Discussion on New Elixir Features and Error Handling

The podcast covers the Erlang OTP 28.2 release, updates to the Elixir 'whois' library, and discusses planning for unexpected system failures using Elixir's error handling mechanisms.

Improvements to Set-Theoretic Types in Elixir Using Lazy BDDs

José Valim discusses the development of a set-theoretic type system for Elixir, focusing on enhancements made in version 1.19 regarding efficient representation of types using binary decision diagrams (BDDs) and their lazy variants.

Exploring the Design of Ash Framework's Domain-Specific Language

Joseph Koski discusses leveraging ideas from the Ash Framework's DSL to enhance the Funx framework's syntax and error handling, aiming for a more declarative and ergonomic approach.

Overview of Using Mimic for Mocking in Elixir Testing

In this video, you will learn how to test your Elixir code using Mimic, focusing on mocking API calls and verifying email content.

Overview of TermUi: A Terminal UI Framework for Elixir

TermUi is a direct-mode Terminal UI framework for Elixir/BEAM that takes inspiration from frameworks like BubbleTea and Ratatui.

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