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Elixir Podcasts
Please use this thread to post Elixir related podcasts you find or create ![]()
Or, if you run a podcast yourself, you can now have a dedicated thread per podcast if you post via Devtalk (when you post a thread there it will cross-post the thread here - see this thread as an example).
For it to work you will need to:
- Have the same username (with the same primary email address) on both sites
- Post the thread in one of the
Blogs/Articles/Talks/Podcastssection on Devtalk - Include the
podcaststag, as well aselixir(andphoenix,nervesetc if applicable)
It will then cross-post the thread here in a dedicated thread ![]()
What are the benefits?
- You get a thread/exposure on two forums
- Your thread gets tweeted by both the Devtalk account as well as the Elixir Forum account
- On Devtalk, if you start creating the thread by pasting the URL of the episode into the title bar (you can edit it to something else once that’s initiated) then on the Devtalk front-page your link will show without
rel='nofollow'- so will help you with your SEO
- Elixir gets exposure on more than one site
- By posting via Devtalk we automatically add a
your-name-podcaststag to the threads here, which makes it easy for people to follow (or mute) those threads.
This set up is now similar to what we do with blog posts.
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Korbin73
Functional Geekery is pretty solid even though it doesn’t have elixir specific content.
mkunikow
tcoopman
I’ve yesterday discovered that @josevalim was on the great Software Unscripted podcast where Jose and Richard Feldman talk the about static types systems in general and in Elixir.
If you’re interested, I’d recommend listening, I really liked their discussion
sorentwo
We recently joined Adam Stacoviak and Jerod Santo on The Changelog to discuss the legacy of Oban Pro, hype Elixir as a mature niche, revisit freedom numbers, philosophize about freedom, and laud the beauty of mom-and-pop lifestyle businesses.
As their summary put it:
Today you get Sorentwo for the price of one! We are joined by Shannon & Parker Selbert, both halves of the mom-and-pop software shop behind Oban, the robust job processing library that’s been delivering our emails & processing our audio for years.
ckhrysze
Although not dedicated to elixir, the change log has had a few relevant episodes recently:
#194: Elixir with José Valim
#147: Elixir and Phoenix with Chris McCord







