José Valim, a key figure in the Elixir community, discusses the recent progress and plans for gradually typing Elixir. They also explore the benefits of having a type system in Elixir and the advantages of using Dialyzer. Additionally, they delve into collaboration with Giuseppe to implement an electric construct and analyze the impact of programming languages on AI-generated code. The episode concludes with a discussion on improving AI in Elixir programming and expressing gratitude for José's work.

Join José Valim, the mastermind behind the Elixir programming language, as he dives into its growing popularity and unique features. Discover why Elixir isn't statically typed and how this choice impacts developers. The conversation also covers Elixir's resilience strategies, including supervision trees, and its impressive concurrency capabilities compared to languages like Go. Valim shares insights on building fault-tolerant systems and highlights the significance of immutability in software design—all while showcasing Elixir's role in real-time applications like Discord.

José Valim, the creator of Elixir, discusses the progress made in adding gradual typing to Elixir. The hosts explore the benefits and challenges of introducing a type system in Elixir and the long-term relevance of the language. They also touch on AI in Elixir programming, community engagement, and future development.

José Valim, a pivotal figure in the development community known for his work on Elixir, dives into exciting developments in the Elixir ecosystem. He discusses the recent release of ErrorTracker with enhanced features, the potential of the Phoenix sync project, and innovative approaches to ChatGPT UX using Phoenix LiveView. Valim also touches on job openings that highlight Elixir's prominence in tech, community events like Alchemy Conf, and technical challenges that developers face today in the ever-evolving landscape.

In this engaging discussion, José Valim, the driving force behind the Elixir programming language, shares insights from ElixirConf, including a groundbreaking proof of concept for Phoenix Sync. Sean Moriarity sheds light on the future of powerful tools like Nx, Axon, and Bumblebee, emphasizing their role in the evolving landscape of development. The duo also explores the excitement surrounding Elixir's new type system and innovative real-time video streaming projects. This conversation is a treasure trove for Elixir enthusiasts!

José Valim, known for Livebook deployments, joins Chris McCord, who integrates content moderation via his "Pawsitively" project. They discuss sentiment analysis for user-generated content and the benefits of using Livebook. Sean Moriarity and Andrés Alejos introduce Honeycomb, a new library designed for rapid LLM inference, simplifying Hugging Face integrations. The conversation also touches on the complexities of implementing soft deletes in PostgreSQL and highlights the latest updates in Elixir development tools, like Zigler.

José Valim, Creator of Elixir, discusses the history and design choices of Elixir, including syntax evolution and handling polymorphism. He explores Elixir's compilation, differences from Erlang, and the implementation of gradual typing. The podcast touches on the future of coding systems and the capabilities of Elixir in various domains.

José Valim, Elixir creator, discusses Elixir 1.17 updates, Phoenix Playground for single-file apps, set-theoretic types for behaviors, Igniter project enhancements. Plus, Phoenix and Inertia.js collaboration, Nx Scholar's new machine learning version, and cutting-edge developments in the Elixir community. Exciting insights into the latest Elixir ecosystem tools, machine learning projects, and unconventional Elixir conference talks.

Guest José Valim, creator of Elixir, discusses the advantages of functional programming, concurrency, and distributing computing. They explore the evolution of Elixir from Erlang, web development with Phoenix framework, fault-tolerant embedded systems, machine learning, and creation of an Elixir ecosystem with LifeBook.

José Valim, creator of Elixir, discusses Livebook and the machine learning ecosystem for Elixir. They cover tensors with Nx, machine learning with Scholar, data munging with Explorer, deep learning with Axon, Bumblebee, and Huggingface, and model creation basics.