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Thinking Elixir News 186
Episode 186 of Thinking Elixir. In today’s episode, we peek into Elixir’s impact on operational costs and developer experience, highlighted by Amplified’s move to Elixir and insights from José Valim. Learn about the latest community discussions, including a tip for Elixir package maintainers. Plus, there’s a buzz about the upcoming NervesConf US. Join us for these stories and more!
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