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My Elixir livestreams on Twitch
I have being some Elixir open-source contributions and side projects. Oh, and I’m doing them on livestreams on my twitch channel, follow me there to get notified when I get live
The next one will be tomorrow (March 14th) at 17:30UTC, and I will be contributing to hex, the elixir package manager itself
See you there!
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AstonJ
Nice one Kelvin 
What kind of stuff have you live-streamed so far?
(I’ve moved your post to a dedicated thread btw… you can use it to post a note just before you go live if you like
)
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kelvinst
kelvinst
Going live in 15-30 min, join me there to chat a bit and contribute with me
https://twitch.tv/kelvinstin
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