⚗️ Upgrading to Elixir 1.19, finally, let's see what's up with this type checking business.
Pascal
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The State of Elixir Survey for 2025 is live!
https://elixir-survey.typeform.com/2025-edition
Fill it out if you have any connection to the Elixir ecosystem. It really helps us understand what happens. Curiosum are awesome to run this for the community. You can see results from previous years as well.
The State of Elixir Survey for 2025 is live!
https://elixir-survey.typeform.com/2025-edition
Fill it out if you have any connection to the Elixir ecosystem. It really helps us understand what happens. Curiosum are awesome to run this for the community. You can see results from previous years as well.
｢ LiveView feels like the perfect balance between traditional server-rendered apps and frontend-heavy frameworks. It’s way ahead of both Rails Hotwire and Laravel Livewire. LiveView communicates through WebSockets, which means real-time two-way updates without sending new requests every time something changes. You can still use Alpine.js or any JavaScript library you want through hooks when needed ｣
Boško Ivanišević
and 2 others
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You could set up your Goatmire Name Badge to update from your own NervesCloud account.
Just in case people have missed it. If you have a Nerves device you can set it up for automatic updates and health monitoring by just adding nerves_hub_link and registering a NervesCloud account. Hobbyist use is free (up to 10 devices).
The docs for setting up are here:
https://docs.nerves-hub.org/tutorials/index
You could set up your Goatmire Name Badge to update from your own NervesCloud account.
🔮 Elixir v1.19 released: enhanced type checking, broader type inference, and up to 4x faster compilation for large projects / José Valim
https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2025/10/16/elixir-v1-19-0-released/
Nicd
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Elixir 1.19 has been released 🚀 with substantial improvements to the type system, compile time performance, OpenChain compliance and signed SBoM to facilitate supply chain management and attestation.
And all this without breaking changes. In other words, code that worked yesterday will continue to work after updating 🤯
#ElixirLang #Elixir #IndieDev #SboM
https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2025/10/16/elixir-v1-19-0-released/
Elixir 1.19 has been released 🚀 with substantial improvements to the type system, compile time performance, OpenChain compliance and signed SBoM to facilitate supply chain management and attestation.
And all this without breaking changes. In other words, code that worked yesterday will continue to work after updating 🤯
#ElixirLang #Elixir #IndieDev #SboM
https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2025/10/16/elixir-v1-19-0-released/
Hi @ThinkingElixir , I know you don't do many interviews at the moment but it would be cool if you could talk to some of the folks from @bonfire ! Its a significant elixir project doing some exciting things and its getting close to its 1.0 release.
Boško Ivanišević
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There are too many out-of-date guides about configuring emacs for elixir with too many options, etc. so I wrote yet another one for anyone else already running at least emacs 30.1 (with built-in elixir-ts-mode) on macOS (with home-brew) and prefer eglot over lsp:
https://blog.digressed.net/2025-09-30-emacs-30-1-elixir.html
Ulrike Hahn
and 5 others
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