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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #534

This week in Elixir

Hex - Announcing Workload Identity and staged publishing
In the Hex 2.6 announcement, Eric said they were testing Workload Identity. Now it is available to every package and organization on hex.pm.

Type inference and narrowing with reverse arrows
José explains how Elixir implements type inference and type narrowing using reverse arrows.

Exporting Large CSVs from Phoenix Without Exhausting Memory or Your Database Pool
Almost every business application eventually gets a “Download as CSV” button. Hataluli writes about what happens when that CSV becomes millions of rows.

Simple feature flags in Elixir
Dan on how to set up feature flags and A/B testing in Elixir.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Mentor: Filipe Cabaço on Vitro Podcast

What's Stopped you from Trying Hologram? Misc

Paging Before the Customer Notices: Declarative Business Metrics — Maciej Małecki | AshConf 2026 Video

ElixirConf EU 2027: Call for Speakers Conference

Mishka CMS 0.0.2: Visual Editor Package and Faster Previews Blog post

F3: A File Format That Carries Its Own Decoder Blog post

Elixir Companies got a Facelift 💅 Blog post

libtmux - Read tmux Sessions, Windows and Panes from Elixir Project update

F3 - Experimental Elixir Library for the F3 Columnar File Format Project update

hackney v4.1.0 released Project update

mandar1045/stampede v1.4.0 released Project update

marciok/gust v0.1.42 released Project update

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