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This week in Elixir

Best Error Monitoring Services for Elixir Phoenix
Jack researched the best Elixir error monitoring services to notify you when users find bugs in production. Check out it so you can deploy with confidence and easily manage errors in your Phoenix apps.

Elixir 1.13 - The Developer’s Point Of view
Bartosz's take on the latest changes to Elixir.New map support, information logging level and changes inside Inspect and more ...

TIL: How to Remove Unused Dependencies from mix.lock
What if a dependency is no longer needed? One library less is potentially one place of conflict between different versions of dependencies less. You can do it with one command, and clear your lock file. Check on:

Building a Simple Calendly Clone with Phoenix LiveView (pt. 5)
This is part five of the Building a simple Calendly clone with Phoenix LiveView series.

Hex v1.0 and the Future of Hex
This is an interesting take by the Hex core team on how Hex will evolve with version 2.0 now that v1.0 is out.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Speedcubing and Building Livebook with Jonatan Kłosko Podcast

Thinking Elixir: EMPEX Mtn and Starting Knock with Chris Bell Podcast

Elixir Newbie Blog post

Generating Test Data in Phoenix Application Using ExMachina & Faker — Nimble Blog post

Are you Hiring Elixir Developers? Blog post

Build Your own Date Time Parser in Elixir Blog post

What's New in Elixir 1.13 Blog post

New Improvements in Elixir 1.13.0 Blog post

What is Elixir? For my Ruby Friends. Blog post

Understanding the "let It Crash" Philosophy Blog post

Generating Art in Elixir Blog post

Using Docker for Your Elixir Phoenix Application Blog post

Implement Sigil in Elixir Blog post

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