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The Elixir programming language, known for its functional nature and concurrency model, has become a powerful tool for an array of applications—ranging from machine learning to educational purposes. People are sharing their experiences of working with Elixir over extended periods, highlighting its ability to leverage machine learning for practical applications, such as semantic search implementation for HexDocs or using GPUs for real-world scenarios on platforms like Fly.io. Elixir's machine learning ecosystem is constantly expanding with libraries like Nx, Axon, and Bumblebee proving to be game-changers, echoing familiar functionalities from Python's toolkit.
When it comes to education, Elixir's Livebook is praised for revolutionizing the learning experience, with its interactive notebooks playing a pivotal role in curriculum development. This technology is not just about scripting; it allows seamless combination with live applications for enhanced interactive learning, as well as native iOS development. Educators and learners alike are leveraging Livebook to create dynamic, rich educational content that reinforces Elixir's standing in the educational sphere.
Community contributions extend beyond education into observability, security, and tooling for the Elixir ecosystem. With features unique to the BEAM runtime, real-time monitoring and debugging using Elixir tools make applications more reliable. Security remains a focus as well, with community leaders sharing best practices and contributing to secure coding courses using Elixir Livebooks. The Elixir community keeps evolving, discussing everything from core language improvements, engagement in open-source contributions, and anticipation of future advancements such as potential new typing systems.
Its utilities are vast, encompassing applications in CLI, data manipulation, and even offering solutions to endearingly mundane problems like organizing Secret Santa exchanges. Elixir's creator, José Valim, continues to lead the charge with keynotes on the future of Elixir, reflecting on the importance of immutability and process models for creating reproducible, stable workflows. Livebook's capabilities are frequently in the spotlight, providing computational notebooks that integrate code, documentation, and visualizations into a solitary ecosystem.
Using Elixir and Livebook for AI Grammar Correction
This article explores using Elixir libraries to create a tool in Livebook that checks grammar on web pages, providing suggestions and scores based on correctness.
Using Livebook for AI GPU Clusters from Your Laptop
Chris McCord and José Valim discuss how Livebook, FLAME, and the Nx stack integrate into the Elixir ecosystem, allowing seamless AI and GPU workflows directly from your laptop.
Utilizing Livebook for Accelerated Cloud Workflows with GPUs
ElixirConf US presents a talk on using Livebook in the cloud to efficiently manage GPUs and facilitate clustered workflows in seconds. Comments and further discussions are encouraged.
Exploring Cloud-Based Livebook with GPU Support and Clustered Workflows
Keynote by Chris McCord and Chris Grainger discussing the use of Livebook in the cloud, focusing on GPU utilization and efficient clustered workflows.
New Navigation Features in Livebook v0.14
Livebook v0.14 introduces features that enhance code navigation by allowing users to easily find module and function definitions within their notebooks.
Highlights and Insights from ElixirConf 2024
A summary of key announcements and developments from ElixirConf 2024, featuring new tools and insights into the future of Elixir.
Overview of Episode 217: The Unified Elixir Language Server and More Community News
Mark Ericksen and David Bernheisel discuss the official announcement of the Elixir Language Server team, the latest updates in the Elixir community such as the release of Oban v2.18.1, a new video from German Velasco, and the upcoming 'Elixir Patterns' book.
Mastering Soft Deletions with Ecto
The episode covers the intricacies of implementing soft deletions with Ecto, including community news on Livebook, Zigler, and ElixirConf 2024.
Exploring Elixir for Machine Learning with Savannah Manning and Bruce Tate
Bruce Tate and Savannah Manning present an engaging session on leveraging Elixir for machine learning, drawing parallels with climbing expeditions.
Building a DALLE-3 UI with Elixir and Livebook
Samrat Man Singh demonstrates how to build a UI for trying out OpenAI's DALLE-3 using Elixir and Livebook.
Guide on Deploying Livebook Apps with Livebook Teams
José Valim shows how to deploy a Livebook app to your infrastructure with a button click, using Livebook Teams.
A Young Developer's Journey in the Erlang Ecosystem
Benjamin Philip's talk at Code BEAM America 2024 explores his transition from an individual contributor to a maintainer in the Erlang ecosystem.
Exploring the Explorer Library and Its Applications in Data Science
Christopher Grainger discusses building powerful tools at Amplified AI and introduces the Explorer library for managing large datasets.
Discussion on Elixir's role in AI and machine learning
Chris, Lars and Alex discuss Chris's journey into Elixir and how he uses machine learning and AI to build a product and a business.
Exploring Testing and Community Updates in Elixir
Mark Ericksen and David Bernheisel delve into news about the Elixir programming language, updates to Livebook, the Explorer library, and a detailed discussion with German Velasco on testing practices and tools in the Elixir ecosystem.
The Journey and Technological Evolution of Elixir
José Valim discusses the history and evolution of Elixir, the language he developed starting in 2012, with insights into its design choices, challenges, and future.
Episode on Bloom UI's Launch and Elixir News
In this episode, Chris Gregori talks about the launch of Bloom UI, an extension of Phoenix core components. The episode also covers Elixir community news including the release of Livebook 0.13.x and various updates and projects in the Elixir ecosystem.
Introducing new HTTP API capabilities in Livebook 0.13
The article presents the release of Livebook 0.13, highlighting new features such as Kino.Proxy, which allows users to expose API endpoints directly from their notebooks or Livebook apps.
Exploring Machine Learning with Elixir
Zack Siri discusses his journey of learning machine learning using the Elixir programming language.
Discussion on the Versatility of Elixir Compared to Other Functional Programming Languages
paprika-orimoto asks if other functional programming languages have as many diverse applications as Elixir, citing various Elixir projects like Phoenix, LiveView, Livebook, Nerves, and Nx.
Isolation of Livebook Installation from Existing Elixir Environment
The author, thedangler, inquires whether using Livebook will use the existing Elixir installation and dependencies on their computer, expressing a preference for isolation.
Integration of Elixir with Machine Learning Technologies in 2024
Overview of the advancements in integrating Elixir with machine learning technologies in 2024, including updates on MLIR, Apache Arrow, and structured LLMs.
Introducing Livebook for Interactive and Collaborative Elixir Notebooks
José Valim announces the release of Livebook, a web application for coding notebooks in Elixir with features such as collaboration and code execution.
Introduction to Nx and its Implication for Elixir in Machine Learning
José Valim introduces Nx (Numerical Elixir) v0.1, its relevance in numerical computing and machine learning, and expected future developments.
Exploring Livebook for Elixir Education
Alex Koutmos discusses the use of Livebook as an educational tool for learning the Elixir programming language and describes its wide range of use cases.
Using Benchee for Microbenchmarking in Elixir
Christian Alexander explains how to use Benchee, a microbenchmarking package for Elixir and Erlang, with real examples such as the new OTP 27 JSON support, sorting algorithms, and more.
Discussion on Livebook and its Features with Jonatan Kłosko
Jonatan Kłosko discusses Livebook, its functionalities, collaborative features, its application in unusual ways, and its uses beyond machine learning.
Modular Design and Read Models with Maciej Kaszubowski
Maciej Kaszubowski discusses the benefits of read models in modularizing systems, addressing background job systems, and the differences between push and pull based systems. The episode also highlights recent developments in the Elixir community.
Scaling Live Chat Systems
Mark Ericksen interviews co-host Cade Ward to discuss the challenges and solutions in scaling live chat systems for large crowds.
Discussion on Elixir news and using Livebook for Business Intelligence
Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward discuss the latest news in the Elixir community and explore the practical use of Livebook as a Business Intelligence tool. They also touch upon safe data migrations in Elixir systems, drawing comparisons with the Rails ecosystem.
Using Nerves for SMS Messaging with Peter Ullrich
Peter Ullrich discusses his experience with sending SMS messages using Nerves on a Raspberry Pi Zero. He shares what worked well, what challenges he faced, and experiences with using Livebook for Nerves.
Exploring Production Tracing Techniques with Kai Wern Choong
In Episode 66, the Thinking Elixir Podcast features Kai Wern Choong, who shares insights about tracing performance problems in live Elixir production systems. The discussion covers the concept of tracing in BEAM systems, tools such as recon, and general troubleshooting approaches.
Discussing Safe and Readable Code Practices
Hosted by Andrew Berrien, Mike Binns, Brian Cardarella, Zach Liss, Nathan Long, and Rockwell Schrock, this episode of the Elixir RoundTable podcast centers on ensuring that code is both safe and readable.
A deep dive into Elixir releases with José Valim
Mark Ericksen hosts José Valim in the fourth part of a series leading up to Elixir's 10th anniversary, discussing Elixir releases 1.10, 1.11, and 1.12.
Interview with Alex Koutmos on Elixir Contributions and Libraries
Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward sit down with Alex Koutmos to discuss his numerous contributions to the Elixir community, including well-known libraries like PromEx and lesser-known tools like Doctor and MJML EEx.
Recap and Highlights from ElixirConf 2022
Hosts recap ElixirConf US 2022, discussing major announcements, highlights, and other significant tech developments in the Elixir community.
Interview with Jonatan Kłosko on Livebook and Speedcubing
In this episode, Jonatan Kłosko shares insights on Livebook, a tool for interactive and collaborative coding in Elixir, and his passion for speedcubing.
Elixir Training and Security Measures
Mark Ericksen: This episode discusses the importance of secure coding practices in Elixir development. The episode highlights an open-source project, Elixir Secure Coding Training, designed to educate teams on security best practices.
Discussing Ecto in Livebook with Lively Project from Spawnfest
Hosts Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward talk to Filipe Cabaço and Joel Carlbark about 'Lively,' their entry in Spawnfest, which integrates Ecto with Livebook.
Round Robin AMA Session with Beam Radio Hosts
Beam Radio hosts conduct a round robin 'Ask Me Anything' session where they discuss various topics including The Great Loop, LiveBook, live streaming, and more.
Weekly Elixir and Livebook Updates
Hosts Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward provide the latest news in the Elixir community, including new features in Livebook, updates on GRPC and Phoenix Live Storybook, and LiveView Native progress. The episode also addresses the recent CircleCI breach.
Discussion on Bonfire Networks and the Fediverse
Episode 136 of the Thinking Elixir Podcast explores federated networks with guest Mayel de Boniol, creator of Bonfire Networks, and covers Elixir Community News.
Summary of the latest Elixir Community News and updates
Mark Ericksen gives a brief update on the progress of LiveView Native, the integration of Livebook with Hugging Face, new Phoenix release candidates, and other noteworthy events in the Elixir ecosystem.
Exploring LiveBook and Various Elixir Projects in Episode 29
Beam Radio presented Episode 29 with discussions about LiveBook and other interesting Elixir projects. The episode also promoted the launch of new books and the release of various libraries.
Latest Updates and News in the Elixir Community
In this episode, the hosts Mark Ericksen, David Bernheisel, and Cade Ward discuss recent developments in the Elixir community, covering topics such as the EEF election results, the new Livebook 0.9 release, Docker's changes, Github's security issues, new Elixir libraries, and more.
Updates and Announcements from the Elixir Community
Mark Ericksen, Cade Ward, and David Bernheisel discuss updates in the Elixir community, including Livebook's launch week, Ecto 3.10.0 improvements, a new JSONSchema compiler Exonerate, and other notable projects.
Exploring Data Sonification with Elixir
Carlos Rodrigues discusses the application of Elixir in the sonification of data at ElixirConf EU 2024.
Creating Desktop Applications with wxWidget in Elixir
magingax: Inquires about examples for making desktop applications using wxWidget with Elixir.
Getting Started with RabbitMQ using Docker, Node.js, and Elixir
This guide provides a step-by-step tutorial for beginners on setting up a local RabbitMQ environment using Docker for creating a message broker sandbox. The process includes installing necessary prerequisites such as Docker, Node, and Elixir's Livebook.
Livebook Exploration of Elixir for AI and Web Applications
José Valim, the creator of the Elixir programming language, delivered a presentation on Elixir and the Erlang VM, showcasing their capabilities through Livebook. He demonstrated the power of Elixir for managing concurrent processes, functional programming benefits, and building scalable, fault-tolerant systems. Valim also included a live coding session where a simple web application that predicts text sentiment using AI was developed within Livebook.
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