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Thinking Elixir 207 - Poison v6 is Waaay Faster and Drama Turns Productive
Episode 207 of Thinking Elixir. News includes the release of Poison v6.0.0, making it faster than ever, the discontinuation of the Lumen/Firefly project, and a new accessibility testing library for Elixir web apps. José Valim discusses managing client and server state with Phoenix LiveView, and there’s a showcase of an AI Emoji generator written in Elixir. Tickets for ElixirConfUS 2024 are now available with exciting options for training and speakers, plus a surprise announcement for the event’s emcee, and more!
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