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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #531

This week in Elixir

What the Emudhra CA Compromise Means for Elixir Developers
Spoiler: Update every CA store your application uses.

Monitoring the Health of Oban Applications
Søren are drawing from tips that they’ve given to Oban users over the years in this article on monitoring Oban health.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Data Sovereignty & Local-First AI: Building Eldrim with Erik Stenman Video

Designing Human-Computer Interactions with Ash - Alex Slade | AshConf 2026 Video

Code BEAM Europe Started: 15% off Virtual Tickets with 15foryou Conference

GitHub Formatter for Sobelow Blog post

Making Your own Atproto Backlink Index Blog post

Making dns_erlang Fast: Binary Tricks for the BEAM Blog post

What the Emudhra CA Compromise Means for Elixir Developers Blog post

Introducing Parlora: Build Voice AI Agents with Elixir Blog post

What’s new on BetterTyping, and how its Bots Work Blog post

131,072 Hops Deep: Semurg Walks a Social Graph up to 1,826 Times Faster than the Incumbents Blog post

JosePamplona/Dockerized-Elixir-Workbench: Create and run Phoenix Projects on Localhost with Nothing Installed but Docker, and Keep What you Learn About the Elixir Ecosystem as Cartridges: Installers you can Insert, Read and Remove, one Commit Each. Project update

pix_brcode/CHANGELOG.md at Main · igorgbr/pix_brcode Project update

Camelot — Public Beta is Open Project update

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