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Thinking Elixir 284 - ‘Tis the Season for a Type System
Episode 284 of Thinking Elixir. News includes José Valim announcing that Elixir v1.20 is well underway with full-type inference possibly landing before the end of the year, Gleam v1.14.0-rc1 with fault tolerant type inference and language server improvements, mjml_eex v0.13.0 for creating beautiful email templates, Dashbit’s new nimble_zta library for zero trust authentication extracted from Livebook, Björn Gustavsson’s ElixirConf EU talk on BEAM history and internals with insights on a potential BEAM v2 runtime 5-10 years away, GoatMire conference videos being published, and more!
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