Embed untrusted Lua in your Elixir app: AI agent tools, user formulas, per-tenant plugins. Pure BEAM, sandboxed by default, zero NIFs.

Back from a long hiatus, join us for the NYC Elixir meetup! ​Come have some light bites + drinks, meet your fellow Elixir engineers and learn a few things. We will have tw

Introducing fully operational, PostgreSQL-backed, fully async implementations of Oban and Oban Pro for Python.

An Ecto-like DSL for writing Jira Query Language (JQL) - tv-labs/jql

Build dynamic audiences that update in real-time on top of your Knock user data.

Connect services running in different services using Tailscale

Introducing Elixir Observer, an open-source tool by Mimiquate designed to simplify package discovery in the Elixir ecosystem. With a clean UI, insightful package health indicators, and essential resources at your fingertips, it's built to help developers quickly find and evaluate packages. Initially unveiled at GigCity Elixir and ElixirConf Europe, Elixir Observer is now available for everyone—join us in making the Elixir community even more welcoming!

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Execute sandboxed Lua code on the BEAM VM using Luerl

Was referring to your (extremely helpful) blog post about get_statem, since I'm in need of it for building a backoff supervisor for TV Labs. Noticed a little grammar issue, thanks for the great...

Execute sandboxed Lua code on the BEAM VM using Luerl

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Adds a new slot called <:loading /> that allows a user to server render markup to display while waiting for the Svelte component to mount on the client. This is useful if you want to display ...

Background Right now you must pass @socket to a LiveSvelte component via <LiveSvelte.svelte name="Example" props={%{number: @number}} socket={@socket} /> This is problematic for two reasons It make...

Hello! Thank you for the great library! We use this at TV Labs for powering some of our most complex tools/UIs. Background I have a LiveSvelte component that renders our notifications button and mo...

We have a few interesting use cases for Pythonx at TV Labs, and one of the features that would make it particularly useful, is if long-running Python programs could be executed, with the ability to...

Building the future of TV developer tooling. TV Labs has 10 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

Also adds self-evaluation and updates for owasp module.

I am the author of elixir-tools and Temple and the maintainer of Wallaby.

An interactive cybersecurity curriculum designed for enterprise use at software companies using Elixir - tv-labs/elixir-secure-coding

What's Changed Update README.md by @TheMushrr00m in #22 README version check by @bcardarella in #23 Allow setting HTTP Client options by @kill9zombie in #32 Update link to list to major OpenID Con...