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What's new in Livebook 0.7
Livebook v0.7 is out! This is a major release coming with significant features in the following areas:
- secret management
- visual representations of the running system (supervision trees, inter-process messaging, and more)
- an interactive user interface to visualize and edit Elixir pipelines
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