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Issue #517

This week in Elixir

CI Workflows on Tangled for Elixir
Johanna on how to set up CI workflows on Tangled for Elixir, with specific Elixir and Erlang versions, and a PostgreSQL service.

Redis Cluster Support, Without Writing Code
Andrea shares his experiment of building support for Redis Cluster into Redix without writing code, solely relying on AI tooling.

You Don’t Need Kafka: Building Event Driven Systems with GenStage and Broadway
Kiunye on why always defaulting to Kafka is a mistake (and in which situations you might still want to reach for it).

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: The State of Career Growth in Elixir with Bruce Tate Podcast

Ash Framework in 11 Minutes Video

Static Types Finally Come to the BEAM | Annette Bieniusa & Guillaume Duboc Video

Where Messages Flow Blog post

Let Libraries be Libraries Blog post

LiveStash Performance Tests Blog post

What do we do with Logging in Libraries? Blog post

Exploring LiveView 1.2's Server-composed JS Commands, Colocated CSS, and Colocated Hooks Blog post

Elixir-explorer/explorer released v0.12.0 Project update

ActiveMemory v0.7 - Typed, Attribute-queryable In-memory Store for ETS and Mnesia Project update

Rizwan-khalid-1/api-management-console: Runtime API Route Control for Phoenix Apps — Discover, Toggle, Audit, and Guard Routes from a LiveView Dashboard. 5-second Emergency Shutdowns, no Redeployment Needed. Project update

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