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Thinking Elixir 228 - From Surveys to Cheat Sheets
Episode 228 of Thinking Elixir. News includes Theo releasing his ElixirConf presentation video on his channel, the launch of the Gleam and Curiosum Elixir developer surveys, a great tip of the Phoenix phx-
cheatsheet documentation, and the Elixir LangChain project’s improvements over the OG Python counterpart. Plus, details on upcoming events like CodeBeam Lite in New York and AlchemyConf in Portugal, a handy communication tip for teams—and more!
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