Episode 309 of Thinking Elixir. This is it. The final episode of Thinking Elixir after six incredible years of weekly episodes! We send things off in style with a packed news segment covering Phoenix LiveView 1.2’s new colocated CSS powered by the @scope at-rule, the retirement of the long-standing Earmark Markdown library and why you should migrate to MDEx, a major Sagents v0.8.0 release bringing durable interrupts, and structured extraction, PostgreSQL 19’s exciting new features including graph queries and partition management, SpaceX’s jaw-dropping $60 billion acquisition of Cursor, and more! Then we share a special tribute song for you, the audience, and give a shoutout to our original co-host Cade Ward and to longtime sponsors Fly.io and Paraxial. Finally, David shares his new role on the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation board, and Mark talks about what’s next for Sagents and his exciting new AI-native startup. Thank you for six wonderful years. We’re so glad you were here along the way and now for the final episode!
Thank you for doing this all these years!
Thank you for all of your podcast episodes. I particularly enjoyed listening on Spotify while I was in the gym.
Thank you for the podcasts, I’ll truly miss them.
So long and thanks for all the podcasts. You will be missed!
Thanks guys for being a reliable source of news and discussion for the community. I’ll miss the show. ![]()
Ha! I was wondering if anyone would catch that reference. Thanks!
I usually have a queue of podcasts at any given time, but I always listened to yours first. Best of luck guys.
Loved this podcast over the years. Thank you both (and Cade) for doing it.
Good bye and thank you for all the nice work ![]()
Thank you guys so much for keeping us updated all the time.
Big thanks for you Podcast, it was my Tuesday’s pleasure. It’ll be missed
Big thank you. You’re podcast always caused that happy rush of excitement when it landed in the playlist.
I am so going to miss your section about the updates and your fun discourse. Thank you for all those fine moments and the joy they gave. Good luck with your future endeavors.
Thank you for all your efforts!
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Thank you so much for your support. Thanks to your featuring the project on two podcast episodes, Mishka Chelekom has become much more widely known, and I am truly grateful for your kindness and generosity.
I also have many wonderful memories from listening to your podcast over this period. Even though I’m not a native English speaker, I genuinely enjoyed it and learned a great deal. Thank you for all the valuable content you have created. It is sincerely appreciated.
Thank you guys! It was a pleasure to catch up with what was happening in Elixir every week.
Thank you both so much! You’ve been my main source for Elixir news and tips. You will be missed!
Thank you for doing this so long! It’s been a great resource, I’ve solved a lot of real problems due to hearing about the right library or approach on your podcast. It’s been my favorite productive podcast.
I will miss my walks, listening to you guys. Thanks for everything.
Matías from Chile
Thank you for the podcast, will miss it.






















