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Phoenix 1.5.0 released
Lots of cool stuff in this release!
This release brings a number of exciting features, including integration with the new Phoenix LiveDashboard and Phoenix LiveView. There have been a few deprecations, but this ugprade should be quick and easy for most folks.
See the full details here:
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