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We’ve just released LiveStash v1.0.0 for Phoenix LiveView! 🎉 What’s new? ⚡ Mnesia adapter with cluster state replication and split-brain auto-heal 🔒 Explicit security configuration for browser memory storage 🛡️ Stability & performance improvements (more on that in 🧵)

Hey Elixir friends! :) A real event system comes to Hologram - v0.10 is out! You can now handle keyboard, scroll, resize, click-outside and scroll-edge events, bind handlers to the window and document, and debounce or throttle the noisy ones, all in your templates with compile-time checks. To show it off, I rebuilt Space Invaders in pure Elixir, running in the browser with no game engine. Plus a new server-side middleware layer, and comprehensions and try/rescue now run the same on the client as on the server. More here: hologram.page/blog/hologram-…

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Long term, I'd love to see this project grow from a UI kit into a framework for Phoenix and LiveView UIs. 🚀 If you find it useful, please consider supporting it with a donation (even 1 ☕ a month). We're currently below $50/month in funding. ❤️ github.com/sponsors/mishk…

Hi Elixir developers 🚀🙌 Mishka Chelekom now includes a new Mix task that exports all components into a single JSON file, enabling scenarios such as runtime compilation. Try it with the latest beta release. For example: mix mishka.ui.export ... --cms #MyElixirStatus

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Introducing Nerves View! My first take on Nerves with Elixir. Tried it on a raspberry Pi 0 2W. github.com/ChivukulaVirin… A Bring your own cam setup for home surveillance. No data leaves your device, hosted on your home network Video streamed via WebRTC for millisecond latency.

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Hello #Elixir community friends! In our first Beta release, we added several new components and improved MCP—no more need for separate server setup. Update now! 🚀 #MyElixirStatus hex.pm/packages/mishk… Please support Mishka Chelekom. Support has dropped significantly recently😔

Hey Elixir friends, funny how getting a feature down to a simple one-line call takes two weeks of design work. Sharing what that looked like for Hologram realtime. One slice of the new realtime API - the call for "push an action to every client in a room": put_broadcast(server, {:room, 42}, "page", :append_message, message: msg) The full API is a handful of similarly tight functions for broadcast, subscribe, and unsubscribe. The diagram below is what it takes to set up the SSE connection underneath - and it's just one of six workflows in the design doc. I originally thought the realtime layer would be a thin server-to-client action push and nothing more. But a bare push API would have forced every app to roll its own membership tables or presence layer the moment they wanted something as ordinary as a chat room. That defeats the point of using a framework. Hologram Local-First (on the roadmap) will eventually own most pub/sub use cases - durable, ordered, DB-backed state. But channel-style fan-out has a permanent niche even after Local-First lands: typing indicators, real-time cursors, forced sign-outs - anything ephemeral or non-DB-backed. A pattern I keep running into building this framework: the simpler the public API, the more the framework has to absorb underneath. Most of that work is invisible to the people who'll eventually use it, which is exactly how it should be - but it's also why design like this takes longer than people expect. Anyone else here hit this trade-off building developer-facing tools?

Version 2 of Adopt Liveview is out now with mix tests inside CRUD module. 103% FREE (no hidden subscriptions or upsells) I will also do my best to post 🇧🇷🇺🇸 content in youtube.com/@lubiendev 🔗 in thread #myElixirStatus

Volt 0.10 finally has proper docs. 16 guide pages on HexDocs: getting started, framework setup, Tailwind, HMR, code splitting, plugins, migration from esbuild, config + CLI cheatsheets. Production builds fixed and tested against vanilla TypeScript, React, Vue, and Svelte example apps. CSS Modules, asset imports, import.meta.glob in TSX, React JSX — all working. github.com/elixir-volt/vo…

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A week and a half ago, I decided to try and write daily (for 30 days) on my newsletter (germanvelasco.com/#newsletter_fo…) I really like writing as a tool to sharpen my thinking. And I've been loving it! So far, I've talked about: - Sharpening our tools - Stacking days - isoquants and isocots lines (from Econ), and used them to talk about AI and Software Development. (I think I went too deeply into that 😅) - Testing LiveView going free Curious, has anybody else tried writing daily? What are your thoughts? Did you feel like you were going to run out of topics but didn't?

After some deliberation, I finally decided to make TestingLiveView.com free! I still think it's an amazing resource, but my focus is elsewhere now. So, I wanted to make it a free resource for the community. #MyElixirStatus

I've been building a dataset of Elixir problems + solutions for supervised fine-tuning(SFT) I made it public - but the real question is: will this actually work in practice? If you understand SFT, I'd really value your take👇 github.com/Cinderella-Man… #myelixirstatus #elixirlang

Is anyone doing interesting work with Elixir+ML?👀 I’m exploring new opportunities after my startup didn’t work out. I’m genuinely excited about machine learning and currently leveling up my skills - still early in the journey, but eager to grow and contribute🚀 #myelixirstatus

Hey! I am actively looking for a full-time backend engineer role, since my current stint would be coming to an end. I'm tech-stack agnostic, but I prefer Go or Elixir roles. A little about me: I am a backend engineer at heart, and I enjoy building and writing about backend systems. I like solving problems and am a Knight on LeetCode with a rating of 1875. I also run a blog where I write about my projects, Vim, Golang, and personal essays. It currently has 40K+ readers across 100+ countries. Over the past year, I have built and worked on some interesting things: - Currently building Postbox at Variant Systems, an AI agent-native form backend platform developed in Elixir - Amazon Dynamo implementation in Elixir with quorum replication, vector clocks, and gossip protocol - Tail at Scale in Go benchmarking p50/p95/p99 latency under failure scenarios - Brainrot Language Server in Go, an LSP for a slang-inspired language, featured in Golang Weekly Some other things that might be interesting: - 2x Kaggle Expert - Featured in Golang Weekly, Golang News, and Hacker News - Delivered a talk on fzf configuration and workflows at CLI Heroes, a developer event by One2C

Building an SFT dataset for Elixir. I’ll kick things off, but we’ll need more contributors to scale it. I already have a pipeline to train Qwen 3.5 4B — now I need more data 💪 Anyone want to help? Crowdsourcing badly required! #myelixirstatus #elixir #erlang #webeamtogether