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Issue #462

This week in Elixir

Introducing Elixir Observer: A Better Way to Explore Elixir Packages
Introducing Elixir Observer, an open-source tool by Mimiquate designed to simplify package discovery in the Elixir ecosystem.

The Secrets Behind Plumber: Managing Thousands of Pipelines at Semaphore
A behind-the-scenes look at how Semaphore uses Elixir and a finite state machine to orchestrate thousands of CI/CD pipelines reliably and at scale.

Deploying Phoenix Applications with Kamal
In this post, Sapan dives into how to deploy Phoenix applications using Kamal.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Blue Heron: Bluetooth Low Energy (ble) for Elixir & Nerves with Connor Rigby Podcast

Thinking Elixir: Types, Tools, and Turbo Charging Podcast

User Invitations & Access Control: Phoenix App from Scratch, Episode 8 Video

Numbering Nested Inputs in Phoenix LiveView Blog post

OpenAPI DSLs: The Silent Developer Productivity Killer Blog post

Open Sourcing Noora for the Web Blog post

json_remedy - Library for Repairing Malformed JSON Project update

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