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This week in Elixir

Advanced Debugging in Elixir with IO.inspect
Pieter explores both the fundamentals and advanced patterns for using IO.inspect effectively.

Conference Report: Goatmire Elixir 2025
Instead of reporting on a conference he attended as a guest, this time Lars recaps organizing Goatmire Elixir.

Cleaning up Code Using Ast-grep
Ievgen wrote a bit about using ast-grep to fix source code styles inconsistencies, using Phoenix controller tests as an example.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Intro to Tidewave Video

Secure Cloud Connectivity with Nerves [nervesconf US] Video

Thinking Elixir: Testing, Searching, and Funding Podcast

From Super Bowl to Olympics: How CyanView Powers the World’s Biggest Broadcasts With Elixir Blog post

ElixirConf EU 2025 Recap: Permit Authorization Talk & Booth Blog post

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