Keynote
summary
Elixir 1.1 ships concrete changes: 300 contributors and almost 1,000 Hex packages with >6 million downloads underline real momentum; mix now recompiles only compile-time deps and fetches GitHub deps over HTTPS, tests get capture_log and precise doctest line numbers, Task.async/await gets finer timeouts and brutal kill behavior, and maps scale with Erlang 18 support. A generator prototype implements demand-driven generators to supervise streaming stages; it exists as work in progress and is under active stress testing.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:54Elixir v1.0
- 2:18Extensibility
- 6:30More functions
- 6:59Enum
- 7:34String
- 8:08Task
- 11:09Capture Log
- 13:06Not implemented tests
- 15:02mix profile.fprof
- 21:00Access
- 25:37Migration
- 26:06Erlang 18+
- 26:36Dicts in Elixir v1.1
- 29:45Multi-aliases
- 33:59Collections + Laziness
- 35:55Pipeline parallelism
- 39:33GenRouter
- 41:35Singleln - BroadcastOut
- 43:53Some Use Cases
- 45:08Demand-driven
- 49:10Supervised TCP Acceptor
- 50:45The path forward
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