Hooks

Released v1.1.0 of both angular-guide and spring-boot-guide on the same day. They share a hook architecture, so most of this release is the same set of changes landing in both: a rewritten lint engine, two fixes for features that never worked in 1.0, a security fix, and ways to turn rules off without editing the plugin.

The September posts each ended with a list of what was headed for v1.1. I went back through both lists against the released code, and most of those items did not make it. That part is at the end.

Released v1.0.0 of spring-boot-guide, a Claude Code plugin for modern Spring Boot. Ten skills, thirty-nine rules wired into native hooks, three read-only review agents, and a mutation gate that fails the build when a rule stops enforcing anything. Then I built a real Spring Boot 4.1 backend under it, inside the same showcase repo that validated the Angular plugin, to see what the rules caught.

Released v1.0.0 of angular-guide, a Claude Code plugin for modern Angular. Nine skills, thirty rules wired into native hooks, and three read-only review agents. Then I built a real app under it to see what the rules actually caught.

The Elixir Phoenix Guide is now available for GitHub Copilot. Everything from the Claude Code version, ported into Copilot’s native instruction and hook system. Nothing was cut.

What Changed

Released v2.3.0 of my Elixir Phoenix Guide plugin. This release pushes beyond core LiveView and Ecto into five additional Phoenix development domains: security, deployment, channels, telemetry, and JSON APIs. Six new hooks enforce security rules as you write, blocking dangerous patterns before they reach a commit.

What Changed

Released v2.2.0 of my Elixir Phoenix Guide plugin. The big change: hooks are now context-aware. They detect your project stack at the start of a session and adjust their behavior accordingly. Four new validation hooks bring the total to 21, and every warning now includes a fix you can copy and paste.