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Issue #522

This week in Elixir

Goatmire Elixir & NervesConf EU
Your spot of joy before the winter sets in is of course Goatmire Elixir, so it is high time to get tickets and travel sorted!

Elixir's GenStage Demand (a Visual Explainer)
Andrea explains how concurrency gives us more workers, but demand tells us when to stop sending them work.

Taking Ash Framework’s DSL on a Spin for RPC Fun
Meraj has been looking into more and more Ash framework’s code and exploring the DSL package — Spark that Ash uses to write pretty much all it’s DSLs.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Erlang Without an OS: Maxim Kharchenko on Building LING Video

Building Distributed Systems with Elixir — 02: Correlated Request–Reply Blog post

Elixir: From 35 Seconds to Sub-Second Latency in 75m+ of Data Points Blog post

Calculating P&L When a Trade Spans Multiple Sessions Blog post

Learning Elixir: Module Attributes Blog post

Privacy-Safe Phoenix Request Logging Without Changing Controller Params Blog post

Anti-Antipatterns in Elixir Library Guidelines Blog post

A3kov/stamp: Fast and Flexible Snowflake-flavored ID Generator Project update

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