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This week in Elixir

Elixir String Operations Seem Slow
In this blogpost Jacek discusses performance in string manipulation and UTF-8.

Big O Notation - Analyzing Time Complexity in Elixir
Big O Notation is a broad topic that can be difficult to navigate. This short guide by Troy sets out some basic rules for analyzing Time Complexity with Elixir.

How to Build a Modal with LiveView in Phoenix 1.7
Check out this post by Bilal for info on the new component-based generators, core TailwindCSS UI components, customization with slots and attribution, and a step-by-step guide to building a modal in LiveView.

Routing Patterns for Manageable Phoenix Channels
There are unique challenges that arise when you’re building a huge Phoenix Channel, and in this post Lucas explores some solutions.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Phoenix on Rails Misc

Doing Fly.io's Distributed Systems Challenges? Use maelstrom_ex, new on Hex. Misc

Elixir Wizards: Mike Waud and Tony Winn on the Future of Elixir on the Grid Podcast

Thinking Elixir: Security Scanning our Apps with Sobelow Podcast

Use Heroicons the way Phoenix 1.7.2 Does Video

Elixir Security: A Guide to Fixing Sobelow Findings Blog post

Test Data Libraries for Elixir Blog post

Unlock the Power of OTP Tracing in Elixir: Level Up Your Debugging Game! Blog post

KronicDeth/intellij-elixir v15.0.1 released Project update

Warns Missing `handle_input/3` on `request_input/2` by Adkron · Pull Request #304 · ScenicFramework/scenic Project update

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