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Thinking Elixir 231 - Pretty Error and OTP Raw Mode
Episode 231 of Thinking Elixir. News includes Dave Lucia’s PR making Elixir’s protocol errors more readable, OTP 28 introducing a “raw mode” for immediate CLI input processing, Saša Jurić’s “Against the Grain” talk on YouTube about a bespoke Kafka client, Johanna Larsson’s new site listing Elixir events, DockYard’s official acceptance of native application contracts highlighting the readiness of their LiveView Native library, and Brian Cardarella’s teased Motion.dev wrapper enhancing animations in LiveView, and more!
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