Daniel Bergholz retweeted
LiveView 1.2 is on the horizon 🌅
At ElixirConfEU, Steffen Deusch shared a huge update from the Phoenix team on what's shipping next. Over 1.2k of you have watched the VOD already!
See the post-1.0 improvements here: youtu.be/-FRz6BJD4x4
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Wojtek Mach retweeted
30 May 2016
30 May 2016
Final #ElixirConfEU Lightning Talk is now availabe online! See Wojtek Mach present his talk at: youtu.be/5EtV2JUU0Z4
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Over 1.1k views already! 🚀
How do you scale a single Elixir monolith across 50 engineering teams without slowing down?
Sofia Silva & André Albuquerque took the #ElixirConfEU 2026 stage to share @remote's incredible journey.
Watch the full story here: youtu.be/02r5xP2BgNk
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Over 1.6k views! 🔥
Have you watched Chris McCord's #ElixirConfEU 2026 keynote yet?
Meet DurableServer: GenServers with automatic state persistence, distributed coordination, and cluster-aware recovery.
Watch it here: youtu.be/nZmDEUeHeVI
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EEF 2026 election candidates are out, Elixir-Vibe launches tools to fight #AI code #slop, erlang_python 3.0.0 embeds CPython into the BEAM, @ElixirConfEU 2026 videos are dropping, and more! @ElixirLang #ElixirLang #python youtube.com/watch?v=t-VuB97Z…
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Over 2,700 views already! 🚀 José Valim's keynote from #ElixirConfEU 2026 is a must-watch.
Discover how "Precision in Type System Design" and Elixir v1.20 will change how you write code.
Watch the full recording here: youtu.be/Ay-gnCqDw9o
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What's the EEF working on in 2026? Dan Janowski shared a quick but packed update live at @ElixirConfEU.
He was joined by @maennchen_ , @peerstr and Alistair Woodman.
Worth 10 minutes of your time if you're part of this community.
youtube.com/watch?v=dPwJsarh…
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May 3
Watching @ElixirConfEU and saw my name as a @elixirphoenix contributor!
That's what I love about open source. You can contribute to tools you actually use and love, and become part of something bigger than yourself :)
#ElixirLang
ALT Screenshot of an ElixirConfEU talk by Steffen Deusch showing a slide listing Phoenix contributors.
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Apr 29
Last week, our very own Krasen Penchev took to the stage at @ElixirConfEU 2026 to deliver his lightning talk, "Integrate Web Components with Forms Seamlessly", and now you can watch it for yourself.
It's a pleasure to have such talented people representing Erlang Solutions on stages like ElixirConf EU. Krasen did a brilliant job and the feedback has been fantastic.
Give it a watch and let us know what you think in the comments. 🎥 youtu.be/klXKxDxZ8ts?si=nr95…
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Apr 28
Good stuff.
Looking forward to the talk.
Please tell me you got stickers 😉
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Apr 28
Slides for my talk "Agentic Elixir" at @ElixirConfEU 🛝
speakerdeck.com/whatyouhide/…
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Apr 28
Spoke at @ElixirConfEU in Málaga last week.
My talk was on designing AI agents at scale in Elixir — treating each agent as a GenServer, giving agents pluggable tools, and managing context across long-running sessions.
The part that sparked the most conversation afterwards was Neo4j context graphs. Instead of naively stuffing conversation history into a flat context window, you model memory as a graph — relationships between entities, sessions, and facts the agent has encountered. It changes how agents reason over time.
The BEAM makes this interesting. Thousands of concurrent agents, each stateful, each fault-tolerant, with no architectural changes required as you scale. That is not something you get easily in most stacks.
The recording will be out soon. I will post it the moment it lands.
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Apr 27
AI bros will say it's due to "skill issue", just because they got lucky with the slop machine once.
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Apr 27
Muy bonito este ejercicio de @josevalim con @chris_mccord en @ElixirConfEU donde compitió contra un Coding Agent en vivo haciendo un feature y resolviendo un bug en el Type System de Elixir, su conclusión:
"Uso agentes de programación a diario; a menudo lanzo su código tal cual, pero aun así pueden hacerme más lento. No están ni cerca de resolver todos los problemas que abordo en una semana determinada y, a menudo no están a la altura de los estándares que espero de mí mismo."
Obviamente se trata de una categoría de software particular, y que no es donde la data debe tenemos de los LLMs en el core de los Asistentes fue abundante, el Sistema de Tipos de un Lenguaje de Programación Funcional.
Pero creo que señala claramente UNO de los caminos de crecimiento para los programadores, siempre se puede aprender a operar con estándares más altos, en capas de abstracción más elevadas.
El peligro para quienes se autodefinen como programadores, es quedarse operando en el mismo nivel en el que estaban antes del tipping point del Q1 2026, en lo que ahora es el _promedio_ de un Coding Assistant con un modelo SOTA.
En realidad es el peligro para cualquier rol en el cual los LLMs operen sobre el promedio del profesional humano.
Hay otros caminos...
Apr 27
At @ElixirConfEU, @chris_mccord and I set up two races between myself and a coding agent. One was to add a new feature to DBConnection (max_lifetime) and another was to investigate a potential type system regression (links below).
For DBConnection, I gave the documentation of how the option would behave. Not only was I faster, the coding agent solution had 4x more LOC than mine (it changed files and data structures that were not necessary for the feature).
For the type system, the coding agent could not fix the problem at all. It did recognise it was a type system regression, and it did provide an initial fix in roughly the same time as I did, but the coding agent fix was wrong. After I fed it additional tests (from my own solution), it failed to come up with a fix.
I use coding agents daily, I often ship their code as is, but they can still slow me down, they are nowhere close to fixing all problems I tackle in a given week, and are often not up to the standards I expect from my own software.
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I'm glad the discourse is finally so exhausting that people are explaining how they can still code faster than agents.
Apr 17
I asked the TigerBeetle team yesterday:
“What are the things that accelerate us existentially, by orders of magnitude?”
Everyone said:
“Exponential quality”
“First principles understanding”
“Systems thinking”
“A methodology that’s 2nd order remarkable”
Guess what nobody said?
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