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Thinking Elixir News 140

Episode 140 of Thinking Elixir. Progress report for LiveView Native, Livebook announced an integration with Hugging Face, Andrea Leopardi concludes his series of Protohacker challenge videos, new Phoenix 1.7.0 RCs 3 & 4 released, 3.5 year old issue is solved that unifies Elixir and Erlang loggers, and more!

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