This is a tool thatlets you define your systems (for now, infrastructure, state-machines, workflow, dataflow, decision tree, threat model and dependency) through a set of piped function calls and convert them into graph with domain specific vertex/edge

Deskterm lets users remote control docker containers running in the Fly.io cloud. The Phoenix Framework was used to develop Deskterm. The code is open source and licensed under GPLv3. The source code can be found on GitLab.

How this Phoenix Fram

kreuzcrawl is a high-performance web crawling engine. It was designed to reliably extract structured data, operating natively across multiple languages without enforcing a specific runtime. Try it out here: https://github.com/kreuzberg-dev/kreuzcrawl.

Title: ex_graphblas v0.2.0 -- Sparse linear algebra and graph computation for Elixir, now on Hex

Body:

I'm releasing ex_graphblas v0.2.0, an Elixir library for sparse linear algebra and graph computat

Hey everyone,

I’m running a Phoenix (Elixir) based app called NowBlind, currently on AWS EC2.

It works fine, but honestly feels a bit overkill and expensive for what I need right now.

Thinking of moving to a VPS instead. Mainly loo

I've been building a Phoenix-specific coding harness for eight months. Used it to build MetricFlow - marketing analytics platform with OAuth integrations for Google Analytics, Google Ads, Search Console, QuickBooks, and Facebook Ads. It wrote all t

Im looking into building a chat app similar to Slack, Discord, etc…

I found Elixir because I saw it’s one of the best applications for real time web applications and fell in love with how it feels and functions (pun intended)

I played ar

Obviously I believe this is a worthy endeavor, I am almost done building an online app for a very good .com name I own. I'm looking for a like minded individual that is experience in Erlang/elixir/javascript, and wants to be part of something very

I'm sorry I don't get why people glaze it, I've been trying to learn it for a month coming from C-like languages and I think I'm kinda done. GenServer is a complete mess, its full of magic things happening and "trust me bro it'

Hi everyone,

A while ago, we shared LiveStash - a library created to fix the annoying problem of losing Phoenix LiveView state on WebSocket reconnects by "stashing" assigns via ETS or Browser Memory.

I’m happy t

Hi everyone,

A while ago, we shared LiveStash - a library created to fix the annoying problem of losing Phoenix LiveView state on WebSocket reconnects by "stashing" assigns via ETS or Browser Memory.

I’m happy

Episode 300! News includes the Localize library v0.15.0, a new program dependence graph tool called Reach, Tidewave voice input and PWA support, ErlEF 2026 elections, plus a special in-depth interview with José Valim!

Hi everyone!

We’re coming to #elixirconfeu with three talks from our team, so sharing the schedule here in case any of these topics are on your radar.

Thursday 23rd, 14:55
Jakub Lambrych
Hooked on Widgets: A B

Hey everyone,

This is an idea that’s been on my mind for quite some time. If you work with the Ash Framework, you might have noticed that handling form boilerplate can sometimes get repetitive. I prefer a declarative approach to keep things clea

A proof of concept, using LM Studio to run Gemma 4, route the responses to it, use Jido to validate a certain structure of output thanks to Jido Actions, after validated, let the human confirm the data and finally send to Google Sheets.

Announcing the first release of ExDatalog, a future production-grade Datalog engine written in pure Elixir.

Datalog is a declarative logic programming lang

the tests are very slow - but I think I have a way now to make a lot of them much faster!

I guess that compared to typescript/javascript , elixir écosystem is small ! but does it is enough for most of the saas or apps idea ? what is the psychology of the community (e.g javascript psychology is npm install everything we can, go psychology is

I have a small project that displays lots of text and I like hex.pm new look.
Anyone know if its a theme I can use with tailwind or what ever css its using?

I recently wrote about using Elixir + Phoenix as the foundation for an AI gateway layer — something that sits between apps and LLM providers to handle streaming, retries, async workflows, and failover.

While building ModelRiver, I found the BEAM

Hi! If you are coming to ElixirConfEU, I made a few "Powered by Elixir" Gust hats.

Get a PR merged for any issue tagged `gust-hat`, and you'll get one at the conference!

https://github.com/marciok/gust/issue

The EEF needs your support for a major security grant, Hex.pm completes its first security audit, José Valim drops a massive Tidewave update, and we discuss the ClickFix supply chain attack that hit Axios, and more!

Hey folks,

I was trying to switch away from Claude and my top candidate was GLM 5.1 (as with most of you, I think).

I found GLM throwing a lot of 429s with no apparent reason (no credit issue).

I wanted something to let me configur

i just had to share this gem of a function that my agent created today

ai code gems

kimi k2.5 turbo on via open code is responsible for this modern wonder of engineering.

The backend is the open source https://gamend.appsinacup.com . It has scriptable Elixir backend logic.

I wanted my Elixir harness to search HexDocs for all my current dependency versions and my project documentation without calling an external API. I got inspired by the HexDocs MCP server. They had a pretty cool approach, but they were scraping HexDocs

Code BEAM Europe 2026 has officially opened its Call for Talks, and we’d love to see more voices from the community get involved.

If you’re working with Erlang, Elixir, Gleam, or anything in the BEAM ecosystem - whether it’s deep internals, real

Kreuzberg v4.7.0 is here. Kreuzberg is an open source Rust-core document intelligence library with bindings for Python, TypeScript/Node.js, Go, Ruby, Java, C#, PHP, Elixir, R, C, and WASM.

We’ve added several features, integrated OpenWebUI, and

Cross-posting for visibility - leave your feedback on the Elixir Forum if you have thoughts. Thank you!

Feel free to check this out. A tool meant to assist teams distribute and manage project secrets.

envsync

I kept running into the same small annoyance while coding: every time I wanted to check a package, compare options, or just explore hex… I had to stop and open the browser.

It sounds minor, but it breaks the flow more than I’d like.

So I

Hi everyone,

Bridging C#(Unity) and Elixir usually means fighting with protobuf pipelines or slow JSON. I built an open-source solution: DeukPack.

• Elixir Side: No NIFs. It generates pure Elixir code

Hi everyone!

I'm working on designing Local-First features for Hologram and I'd love to hear your thoughts before I dive into implementation.

The term gets used in different ways, so let

Right now, changing a controller file requires restarting the server. That’s slow and kills your development flow. Let's fix that.

The Lazy Man's Hot Code Re-Loader https://algorisys.substack.com/p/build-your-own-elixir-phoenix-liveview-

Step 14 is all about the beginning of the "diffing engine".

You can read at https://algorisys.substack.com/p/build-your-own-elixir-phoenix-liveview-44a

PS: Image credits goes to google gemini and do note that the tutorial doesn&

Moving beyond stateless HTTP request/response in our "Build Your Own Phoenix" series. I removed the landing diagrams as that's not making people focus on the article itself. Probably later once I get time, I will collect my handdrawn diag