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Thinking Elixir 237 - Types, Analytics, and FLAME on EC2

Episode 237 of Thinking Elixir. News includes upcoming improvements to ex_doc for version navigation, the release of Phoenix Analytics 0.3.0 for plug-and-play application metrics, José Valim’s detailed exploration of set-theoretic types for better library compatibility, German Velasco’s demonstration of Elixir 1.18’s enhanced type system, the beta release of the Ash Framework book on PragProg, and exciting developments in the FLAME ecosystem with AWS EC2 support, and more!

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