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Thinking Elixir Podcast 243 - Elixir Jobs: Seniors Only Need Apply?
Episode 243 of Thinking Elixir. News includes the announcement of PythonX for Python interoperability in Elixir, groundbreaking academic work on compiling Elixir to eBPF for Linux kernel-level operations, and exciting AI-powered Phoenix application demos from Chris McCord. We also dive into the current state of the Elixir job market, discussing the shift away from remote work and the challenges facing junior and mid-level developers, sharing practical tips for job seekers in today’s market. Other topics include the announcement of Goatmire conference tickets, new developments in the Nx ecosystem, and more!
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