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Thinking Elixir 282 - Type Systems and View Transitions
Episode 282 of Thinking Elixir. News includes cutting-edge research from José Valim and Guillaume Duboc on the data structures powering Elixir’s type system that made v1.19 both stronger and faster than v1.18, Phoenix LiveView v1.1.18 with new conveniences including view transition API support, LiveDebugger’s biggest release yet with improved assigns inspection and resource monitoring, a new Nx feature enabling Python-Elixir model integration, LangChain library updates, Hologram’s creator seeking sustainable sponsorship after 3 years of full-time development, WebGPU now supported in all major browsers bringing desktop-class GPU performance to the web, and more!
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