24 hours on a train for a conference?! That's what I did to travel to #ElixirConf EU in Málaga. My takeaway: It's worth it! Flying emits 18x more CO2e and I can be productive while travelling. Plus, trains are cool. Win-win-win.
(Writing this on my way back on the ICE from #O5F5 in Paris)
📣 The Elixir community is coming to Chicago: big ideas, great architecture. And so is the DNSimple team.
We're proud to be a sponsor of ElixirConf 2026! 🎉
For the second year in a row, we'll have a booth at the conference and we can't wait to connect with the people building amazing things with Elixir.
If you're building something with Elixir, this is the place to be. September 9-11, Chicago.
Here’s the opening slide for my tomorrow’s talk at ElixirConf EU 🤘
Anyone up for climbing in Málaga during/after ElixirConfEU ? ✨
https://elixirforum.com/t/elixirconf-eu-rock-climbing-in-malaga/75070
Hello there, Málaga is an awesome destination for rock climbing activities. There are multiple big areas relatively close to the city with thousands of well-bolted sport routes. El Chorro is one of them, accessible by direct train in roughly 40 minutes. If rock is not your thing, you can also try the two small gyms that are in the city — SpaceBlock or BeClimb. The walls there are not very tall, but both gyms have a lot of auto-belays so you don’t need a partner. I can recommend SpaceBlock if b...
Informal poll: which topic would you most like to see an #ElixirConf talk about?
1. How I self-hosted my indie SaaS app
2. Tools and practices for hyperscaling #ElixirLang teams, based on my work at Jump (we grew from 4 to 50 devs my first year there)
3. You already know what a monad is
4. CPU Perf
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