Phoenix PubSub ships with PG2 and Redis adapters, but you can write your own. Brian Underwood shows how, with one backed by EventStore. What's different? Nodes talk through Postgres instead of distributed Erlang, and every broadcast is stored as an event you can replay later.
Building a native mobile app usually means leaving the BEAM. Not anymore. Kamaro Lambert tried Mob, a new framework that runs the BEAM on your phone, and kicked off a series on building native mobile apps with Elixir.
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An error with just a PID isn't much help, but a process label is. Nathan Long recaps what's happened since process labels were introduced and asks library and app authors to make more use of them.
AI vulnerability scanning has gone from security slop to something that works, and attackers have the same tools. Dan Janowski shares how the EEF went from one CVE in January to 80 in August and what its Security Engineers in Residence do.
Now that agents write lots of code, what comes next? In his keynote, Chris McCord talks about where his head is at and why he thinks the BEAM was built for this moment yet again.
