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Thinking Elixir 227 - Oban Web Goes Open Source?
Episode 227 of Thinking Elixir. News includes Oban Web going open source, making it more accessible for startups, a new community resource featuring over 80 Phoenix LiveView components, interesting insights from a frontend technology survey highlighting Phoenix’s potential, the introduction of Klife, a high-performance Elixir + Kafka client, and more!
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