September 19, 2023

Summary of Elixir News from Thinking Elixir Podcast Episode 169

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Summary of Elixir News from Thinking Elixir Podcast Episode 169

Source: thinkingelixir.com

Erlang Phoenix Framework

The episode from the Thinking Elixir Podcast covers various topics related to the Elixir community. Key takeaways include Chris McCord's keynote about new Phoenix debugging tools and Jose Valim's presentation of the 'Strong Arrows' concept. Valim's talk also addressed set-theoretic types and the handling of dynamic types in Elixir. The episode mentions that the next ElixirConf will happen in Lisbon in 2024, with the following US conference at SeaWorld. Additional highlights include Alex Koutmos' guide on Erlang efficiencies and dispelled performance myths, and a mentioned blog post about customizing Phoenix generators. Community engagement and information sharing are encouraged, with various ways to connect with the show and its hosts presented.

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