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Elixir Wizards Podcast - Interview with Hugo Baraúna & Lucas San Roman - [S10E09]
In this episode of the Elixir Wizards podcast, hosts Sundi Myint and Owen Bickford are joined by Hugo Baraúna, founder at Elixir Radar, and Lucas San Roman, senior software engineer at Felt. We dive into the future of the Elixir community, how we stay connected, and the remarkable culture that has developed over the past decade.
Hugo Baraúna & Lucas San Roman on the Future of the Elixir Community
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