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[ElixirWeekly] Issue #146 - Remembering Joe Armstrong

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #89 - While Loops & Lightweight Dependency Injection in Elixir

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #88 - Top Open Source Frameworks in Elixir

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #87 - Hex.pm: Private Organizations are going live! 🎉

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #86 - What Efficient Pattern Matching Looks like at the Bytecode Level

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #85 - The Kevin Bacon Problem

Issue #84 - What's new in Phoenix Development

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #83 - Using Elixir GenStage to Track Video Watch Progress

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #82 - Architecting Flow in Elixir Programs

[ElixirWeekly] Issue #81 - The Null Struct Pattern

Issue 51: The Missing Guide to Elixir and Counting Twitch Emotes

Issue #38: Why Michał stayed with Elixir and how to use Ecto Custom Types

Issue #37: Why choosing Elixir to build a startup was both a terrible and an awesome decision

Issue #36: Different kinds of promises, a 10K LOC Phoenix app and Elixir vs. F#

Issue #35: ElixirDaze, Phoenix 1.3 and Understanding Elixir's Type System

Issue #34: Deep Learning, Decorating Elixir and Plug Vulnerabilities

Issue #33: Web based observer, Feature Folders and End-to-End Testing

Issue #32: Monitoring Tools, Command Line Animations and a Slack Bot

Issue #31: Bleacher Report, Elm and Playing the Game of Life

Issue #30: Comparing Go and Elixir

Issue #29: Edeliver, Agent Obsession and DefQL

Issue #28: Server Side DOM, Reusable Templates and Deployment

Issue #27: Registry in Elixir 1.4, Passwordless Authentication in Phoenix and Protecting Your Data with PostgreSQL Constraints

Issue #26: Deploying with Distillery and ADTs in Elixir

Issue #25: visualizing GenStage/Flow, HTTP Streaming and Phoenix React Redux Starter Kit

Issue #24: Elixir Users' Survey 2016 Results, Latency and Internationalization

Issue #23: Many to many upserts, Measuring Temperature on a Raspberry Pi and Connecting to a remote Elixir node deployed with Distillery

Issue #22: New Router features in Plug 1.3 and Training Elixir Processes To Learn Like Neurons

Issue #21: Elixir v1.4.0-rc0, An Open Source forum in Phoenix from ElixirSips and Phoenix GraphQL

Issue #20: Turbolinks with Phoenix, Binary Data over Sockets and How Supervisors Work

Issue #19: CRDTs, NoSQL Injection in Phoenix and IntelliJ Elixir v4.6.0

Issue #18: Linking your Java Application to Elixir/Erlang, Strategies for Migrating a Phoenix App on Heroku and JavaScript-style Destructuring for Elixir

Issue #17: Beyond 10,000 Lines of Elixir, String Manipulation Micro Optimisation and Distributed Supervisors

Issue #16: How IO Lists help Phoenix be fast, Testing Elixir Apps with ExUnit and Why Ross is Betting on Elixir

Issue #15: Focusing on José Valim, Reactive Tweets with Elixir GenStage and Streaming Hacker News

Issue #14: ElixirStatus update, Iteration in Elixir and new Workshops

Issue #13: Stateful vs. Stateless Web Applications, Dynamic Forms with Phoenix and Measuring Elixir Apps

Issue #12: BEAM vs Redis, GenStage Patterns and the Elixir Users' Survey 2016

Issue #11: Building a Casino in Elixir, From Pattern Matching to Polymorphism and The Elixir Way: Operational Reasoning

Issue #10: Object Orientation, Insanity and Generating 3,000 Thumbnails per Minute

Issue #9: ElixirConf Slides, What Keeps You From Using Using Elixir and Asynchronous Tasks

Issue #8: Elixir for Rubyists, How B/R trains Elixir devs and Elixir Fountain is on Patreon now!

Issue #7: Data Ingestion, Dealing with Legacy Databases and Setting up Gitlab for Elixir

Issue #6: Phoenix Special, Understanding Elixir Recompilation, rebar3_elixir, ESpec 1.0.0 and more

Issue #5: Elixir in the Trenches, a free e-book and better Elixir support for IntelliJ

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