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Setting Up an Elixir Dev Environment
An exploration of various ways to set up a consistent and versioned Elixir development environment, evaluating asdf, mise, Nix, and pkgx, and discussing their trade-offs for team collaboration. Part of an ongoing series to explore the “perfect” Elixir setup.
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This post is great and the whole series seems very promising. You have me looking into pkgx and mash.
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