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Thinking Elixir Podcast 249: LiveDebugger: Peering Inside a LiveView
Thinking Elixir 249: LiveDebugger: Peering Inside a LiveView
Episode 249 of Thinking Elixir.News includes Phoenix 1.8.0-rc release with DaisyUI styled Tailwind components and magic link authentication, a new design pattern called “scopes”, a new privacy-focused feature in Ecto for schema redaction, the Elixir Secure Coding Training project finding a new home at TvLabs, a helpful IEx shell tip for multiline commands, and more! We interview Krzysztof Nalepa, the primary creator of LiveDebugger, discussing how this powerful tool helps debug LiveView states and structures, how the project originated, upcoming features, and more.
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