Mike Hostetler introduces Jido in his first blog post about this Elixir framework for AI agents. He demonstrates a weather agent while explaining Jido's foundations-first approach—focusing on solid architecture to build upon. The post shows how Jido orchestrates LLMs and tools with clean, modular code.
Gabriel Perales shows how to create a custom Credo rule to enforce struct pattern matching instead of maps with atom keys. The tutorial walks through setup, implementation, and testing of the rule. Useful to keep a consistent codebase within your team.
Andrew Timberlake shows how to attach multiple hooks to a single DOM element in Phoenix LiveView using a DelegateHook class. His solution handles all lifecycle callbacks while maintaining a proper context for each hook.
Lars Wikman and José Valim showcase how Cyanview uses Elixir to coordinate camera systems at major events like the Super Bowl. Their devices run Elixir in the critical path for broadcast operations, handling 200+ cameras simultaneously while providing reliability that can't fail during live production.
Chris McCord announces Phoenix 1.8 RC with major upgrades: dark mode, themes and components via daisyUI, passwordless auth by default, a scope data structure for secure data access, simplified layouts and more.
We're Lunar. We run hospitals on Elixir - we’ve embraced Elixir for its fault tolerance, concurrency, and scalability - essential for real-time patient data processing in critical settings like Emergency Departments, ICUs, and Operating Rooms.
