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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #529

This week in Elixir

Introducing Temporal Resources
Read and write your data at any point in time, past, present or future, with a single option. Zach shows us the newest feature of Ash framework.

Goatmire 2 - Odin's Folly
The horns sound out in the theater. A great recap by Lars.

One Pipe, One User Story: The Case for phoenix_test
Mike on why phoenix_test makes Phoenix feature tests read better and fail more usefully.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Alex Koutmos on Elixir for Finance, Trading & Blockchain Podcast

Code BEAM Europe - Rustler News and Road to 1.0 Conference

How I Build Multi-Step Forms with Drafts in Phoenix LiveView Blog post

Macro Mayhem - Goatmire, OTP Security Patches, and José Valim on Languages in the AI Era Blog post

Exports, Checkpoints or Branches: What Should you Reuse? Blog post

Admit when you’re wrong Blog post

Yyeger/Continuum Released v0.8.5 Project update

A Simple Log Collector for Elixir Project update

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