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Issue #173

This week in Elixir

Tzdata Library Downloaded 10 Million Times - Elixir Getting More Popular?
Lau celebrates that Tzdata has been downloaded more than 10 million times and asks: Is Elixir getting more popular?

Rethinking app Env
Saša wrote a post proposing a different approach to configuring Elixir systems.

How to Setup Phoenix LiveView
Alvise wrote this post about his experience with setting up LiveView.

Ecto Preloads in Phoenix Contexts
Some thoughts about preloading, to make Contexts a little easier to maintain.

Building Real Time Search with Phoenix LiveView
Post about how easily you can implement real time search using LiveView:

Wormwood - An Explicit Way to Test Absinthe GraphQL APIs
Aaron wrote and released a small open source lib to help unit test GraphQL query documents against an Absinthe API.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Mix: Live View Implementation With Jeff Kreeftmeijer Podcast

ElixirTalk: Episode 157 Feat. Chris McCord - LiveView/Phoenix Part II Podcast

TIL: Unicode Chars in Regex Blog post

Creating an SBoM For Mix Projects Blog post

A Slack Bookmarking Application in Elixir with Opus Blog post

Install Elixir in Debian/Ubuntu Using Precompiled Packages Blog post

A Tiny Elixir Phoenix App Blog post

Modern Talking with Elixir: Build a Messenger App with Phoenix LiveView Blog post

Setting Your Hex org Auth key with the Heroku Elixir Buildpack Blog post

Revisiting a Video Chat Application with Phoenix and WebRTC Blog post

The Virtue of Busy Waiting Blog post

Trykno/kno-elixir Project update

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