As I generate more Elixir with AI, I wired up more automated quality checks than I've ever run to keep the code from drifting toward the median. Compile flags, Credo (Jump/Oeditus/ExSlop checks), Dialyzer, Boundary, Sobelow, audits, doc/test gates, all in one mix precommit. Each is linked to how it's set up in the real repo so you can lift what you want. What am I missing?

Creator of Hologram here. I just published a post about the project's funding and where it goes next - the short version:

Curiosum as Main Sponsor, the EEF's milestone program and the GitHub sponsors funded the most productive stretch in Hologram's history - four feature releases this year (most of the stdlib working in the browser, JavaScript interop, a full realtime layer, events and middleware), and the first production apps have shipped.

The EEF milestone round wraps up with v0.11. A second round is on the table, and company support earmarked for Hologram through the Foundation is what unlocks it. The next stretch is local-first, baked into the framework - and whether it gets built comes down to a few companies stepping in.

Full post: https://hologram.page/blog/backing-hologram

If your company uses Elixir and might want to back open source work, the post covers what sponsoring gets you. Happy to answer anything here.