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Thinking Elixir 253 - Tidewave Triumphs and App Store Rebellions

Episode 253 of Thinking Elixir. News includes growing excitement around Tidewave for Elixir with users sharing success stories and integration tips, preparation for Elixir 1.19’s deprecation of regex in module attributes, LiveViewNative launching a new “OTP Interop” organization focused on enabling offline functionality, and a major U.S. court ruling against Apple’s App Store policies that opens new payment options for iOS developers, creating opportunities for services like Stripe to offer more competitive alternatives to Apple’s 30% commission, and more!

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