Annual Update on elixir-tools Projects and Community for 2023

In 2023, the 'elixir-tools' has seen remarkable growth and active community engagement. Next LS, a primary project by elixir-tools, recorded substantial adoption with over 11,525 downloads and 55 releases. A total of 20 contributors enhanced the tool with features such as compiler diagnostics, go-to definition, completions, and editor support - making it widely compatible across editing platforms. Tableau, the static site generator behind the elixir-tools website, has matured with numerous features for a comprehensive static site generation experience. It enables effortless integration with JavaScript/CSS tooling and supports various data file types and essential web functionalities like RSS and sitemap. Furthermore, Mitchell Hanberg teases the development of Spitfire, an error-tolerant parser for Elixir aimed at enhancing code completion tools by successfully parsing incomplete Elixir code. As an appreciative gesture, Hanberg acknowledges contributors, bug reporters, and sponsors. Additionally, the elixir-tools Discord community has grown to 195 members. The ecosystem encourages the community to get involved through contributions to the projects, engagement on Discord and GitHub, and financial support.