Pow 1.0.0 has been released with Ecto 3.0 and Phoenix 1.4 support! 
Docs: https://hexdocs.pm/pow/Pow.html
Github: GitHub - pow-auth/pow: Robust, modular, and extendable user authentication system · GitHub
Thanks to everyone who contributed and helped me refine Pow! I feel Pow is on a really good trajectory, and hope that it’ll help many move faster with their projects.
Next up will be PowAssent 0.1.0 release.
Great advice to separate the scopes 
Thank you for your hard work on this lib. It is really easy to configure, saves a lot of time and efforts. Works perfectly too.
Really nice, we are about to use it on prod really soon. Thank you for your time and great work.
Exciting! I’m happy to hear it has worked well for you. Please do not hesitate to write if you got any feedback or encounter any issues 
I’ve only ever rolled my own session based auth in Elixir. Using Pow, how would I set up the current user so that I can use it within my layout template for use within a navbar partial? Typically I might have a nav that checks if there’s a current_user directly within the eex file and either displays the user’s name or a login/register link.
I know that this is a fairly simple use, but I don’t want to make any assumptions and this example would help me with my mental map of how to use Pow.
Yeah, by default Pow automatically assigns :current_user, so you can use @current_user as you’ve done previously. The assigned key depends on the :current_user_assigns_key in your Pow configuration. Alternatively, Pow.Plug.current_user(@conn) can be used.
Pow 1.0.1 has been released
Changelog: Github
Hex: pow | Hex
This minor release makes Pow easier to work with by having better configuration error feedback and expanded guides.
Now I will work on API changes that makes it easier to customize extension behavior. I think it’s the weakest part of Pow, but I have a good idea how to make it explicit and easy for developers to understand what’s happening.
All your feedback has helped improve Pow immensely, thanks. Please keep posting!
Also, PowAssent should be up soon in a 0.1.0 release. It has been completely rewritten to use :httpc for requests, and thus have far fewer dependency conflicts. I’ve had pretty limited time these last months, and would appreciate some help review and test it properly.
Sorry I cannot help. 
You have struck me as the most responsive Elixir auth library author so far. Did that change due to your being busy? I plan on using your lib for a greenfield hobby project of mine and I am hopeful you can help me get past the initial confusion (I mean, assuming I cannot find my way through the docs which is not likely but still).
It hasn’t changed. It takes little time and effort for me to help out with most issues compared to working on the codebase itself. It also keeps me in the loop, and helps me stay efficient. So feel free to ask anything anytime
It’s a great project! I used it on my golf scorecard app which has a web interface and a graphql api for the companion React Native golf mobile app.
I plan on converting another existing app from Coherence soon and will send you suggested updates as I go through the docs.