I’ve been wanting to write you guys for a while now, this podcast is one of the highlights of my week! It’s just so well done, content, speakers, sound quality, everything’s spot on. I discover every week something interesting and it’s enough for me to keep up to date with what’s happening in the ecosystem.

This is one of the reasons I love Elixir. Even though there are not that many resources out there, the ones that are available are high quality!

Hope you guys don’t get tired of producing it and it’ll be around for a long time

Keep it up and thank you for doing this!

Thanks @ajur58! It’s good to hear how the show is helpful or enjoyable for people.

Commit link is broken ?
https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_template/commit/d6098a7f647911f68149196c7ec19c9fba935a85l?utm_source=thinkingelixir&utm_medium=shownotes

should have been

https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_template/commit/d6098a7f647911f68149196c7ec19c9fba935a85?utm_source=thinkingelixir&utm_medium=shownotes

Thank you

Thanks! Corrected it.

Agreed!

I’m looking forward to the next interview but even the short format news segments have been interesting and insightful. Keep it up!

Ah nice! Just noticed it’s 8 minutes long - reminds me of Ruby 5 - you could call these Elixir in Eight

Creating the same kind of app to present the content could be a nice little project for you too:

There used to a brilliant Ruby podcast called Ruby 5, and apart from aiming to be around 5 mins per episode (which is perfect for me personally) they had visual indicators of where you were while listening too, and those sections expanded with further info when they were the current topic. It’s no longer around now but here’s an archive.org snapshot: Ruby5 - Episode #504 - October 21st, 2014 (you can hit play, but unfortunately it seems to loop after a minute or so - but you can see what I mean about the title/section updates).

Yes, we’ve got several interviews lined up. I do enjoy having the deeper discussions too. I learn a lot in the process.

Yes, I used to listen to Ruby 5 as well. Good times… good times…