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Issue #274

This week in Elixir

What you Should Know About Elixir - Part #1
Pedro shares some important and interesting aspects of Elixir and its frameworks.

Deep Learning in Elixir with Axon
Milos writes a great review about learning Elixir and diving in by adopting Axon!

Why Elixir & Phoenix is a Great Choice for Your Web App in 2022
If you have to convince people in your professional vicinity that Elixir & Phoenix are a great alternative then this blog post might help.

Personal Phoenix 1.6 Upgrade Notes
Mike's personal notes and tips on how to upgrade to Phoenix 1.6.

Even more from around the Elixir community

TIL: Logging SQL Queries in Ecto Migrations Misc

Thinking Elixir: Elixir on Mobile with Dominic Letz Podcast

Phoenix LiveView Tutorial: Handling Connection Errors And Push Notifications With JS Hooks Blog post

Making Invalid States Invalid in LiveView Talk slides

Pattern Matching - Good in the Abstract? Talk slides

Early Return in Elixir Blog post

AB Testing in Elixir, Phoenix Blog post

Creating a Phoenix 1.6 Application with Asdf Blog post

Preparing a Phoenix 1.6 app for Deployment with Elixir Releases Blog post

Deploying an Elixir Release Using Docker on DigitalOcean Blog post

Deploy Elixir Phoenix to Render with Continuous Deployment Blog post

Deploy Elixir Phoenix to Heroku Containers with Docker Blog post

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