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Operational Elixir - Scrappy Startups Edition

Episode 192 of Thinking Elixir. In this second installment of our series, we’re joined by Philip Brown, who returns to share his insights on running lean startups in the Elixir ecosystem. We dive into the art of supporting Elixir systems on a shoestring budget. Philip will walk us through his must-haves for MVPs, offering practical advice on how to leverage cost-effective solutions without sacrificing functionality. We’ll discuss the balancing act between delivering a product and managing expenses, and highlight the essential tools that keep a scrappy startup’s Elixir system robust yet affordable. Tune in for a candid look at making the most of limited resources, insights into Prise.com, ElixirMerge.com strategies, and more for the aspiring bootstrapper!

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