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Thinking Elixir News 188
Episode 188 of Thinking Elixir. In this week’s news, we follow-up on Erlang’s use of ExDoc with José Valim’s reveal of upcoming features for ExDoc that promises to enhance documentation experiences. We’ll also explore the return of the Elixir Slack inviter, now powered by a Plug app, and take a look at the latest PhoenixTest project, aiming to unify testing workflows for LiveView and static pages. Plus, we discuss adding sound effects to LiveView with Howler.js and get a sneak peek at the Nx library’s newest Explorer v0.8 release, bridging Elixir to GPU operations for data exploration, and more!
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