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Thinking Elixir 242 - Magic Links and Sudo Mode
Episode 242 of Thinking Elixir. News includes exciting updates to Phoenix gen_auth with magic links and sudo mode security features, a comprehensive guide on Elixir and Phoenix security best practices from Paraxial.io, significant updates to the DaisyUI Components library for Phoenix LiveView reaching version 0.7.0, more on LiveDebugger tool for Phoenix applications, performance improvements in PostgreSQL’s self-join handling, and more!
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