September 12, 2023

Elixir Community Update and News Discussion

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Elixir Community Update and News Discussion

Source: thinkingelixir.com

In episode 168 of the Thinking Elixir Podcast, the hosts Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward, explore noteworthy advancements in the Elixir programming community. Highlights include the addition of an 'async' feature in Phoenix LiveView, which facilitates more responsive user experiences, and the introduction of Kanta, a new translation library optimized for Elixir and Phoenix web applications. Another significant update is the release of a pure Elixir H264 video plugin by the Membrane framework, expanding Elixir’s multimedia processing capabilities. The episode also covers enhancements in ExDocs for better keyboard navigation, the use of structured logging to improve Phoenix app observability, and expectations for ElixirConf, including upcoming keynotes.

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