August 08, 2019

Understanding Credo with René Föhring

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Understanding Credo with René Föhring

Source: smartlogic.io

In this episode of the SmartLogic Podcast, René Föhring, the author of Credo, delves into the inner workings of one of the most popular Elixir libraries. René shares his journey into Elixir while pursuing his PhD and the motivation behind creating Credo. The tool was designed to be more user-friendly and less dogmatic, serving as a digital mentor for developers. He reflects on the challenges faced during its initial release and the lessons learned from the open-source community. Key highlights of the discussion include the functionality of various checks in Credo, the impact of Elixir 1.6, and what's new in Credo 1.1. The episode also covers René's role at 5 Minds and his contributions to open source.

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