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Thinking Elixir 240 - Standards and Security
Episode 240 of Thinking Elixir. News includes Erlang/OTP achieving OpenChain ISO certification for open source license compliance, the release of the new “Elixir Patterns” book by Hugo Barauna and Alex Koutmos, a security audit of Oban Web and Pro by Paraxial.io showing excellent results, upcoming Alchemy Conf in Portugal, and a major rewrite of the asdf version manager to Go, and more!
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