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Thinking Elixir 247 - Phoenix's DaisyUI Facelift
Episode 247 of Thinking Elixir. News includes Phoenix now including DaisyUI which has sparked mixed reactions, Erlang/OTP 28.0-rc2 release introducing priority process messages, the EEF Security Working Group’s roadmap called Aegis, a new LiveViewPortal library for embedding LiveView pages in any website, upcoming improvements in Elixir that will spawn more OS processes for compiling dependencies potentially doubling performance, Sean Moriarity’s keynote about designing LLM Native systems, and more!
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