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Async tests are great… until shared global state ruins your day. In this new article, @marpo60.bsky.social breaks down how using ProcessTree gave each test its own isolated environment — solving flakiness and making async tests safe again. 👉 www.mimiquate.com/blog/how-pro... #Elixirlang

How ProcessTree Saved My Async Tests

This post is about the trap I hit while mocking API calls in Elixir tests, why it happened, and how ProcessTree solved it beautifully.

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Just published a new post on Mimiquate’s blog! We dive into Ecto.Types, one of Elixir’s most underrated features — and how they can make your schemas cleaner, safer, and easier to reason about. Featuring a real example from Elixir Observer 👇 🔗 www.mimiquate.com/blog/fun-wit... #elixirlang #ecto

Ecto Types in Elixir: A Hidden Feature That Simplifies Your Code

Learn how to use custom Ecto Types in Elixir to create cleaner, more expressive schemas. See how Mimiquate’s team used them in Elixir Observer to eliminate boilerplate and improve design.

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ElixirConf US was an amazing experience for our team. Juan presented Elixir Observer and the new features that make exploring packages simpler. Gonzalo told the story of Tower, our exception tracking toolkit, and what we’re building next with Igniter support. Recap: www.mimiquate.com/blog/mimiqua...

Mimiquate at ElixirConf 2025 & open source updates

Mimiquate at ElixirConf US: Juan Azambuja on Elixir Observer updates and Gonzalo Rodríguez on Tower. New features, open source progress, and reflections.

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