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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #533

This week in Elixir

Static Blog Post Revision History
Dan on keeping NimblePublisher blog posts up to date with a revision history.

Local-First Means Three Different Things
Bart's first blog post is about local-first, and why people talk past each other when they use the word. It means three different things, and everyone picks one.

Selling Elixir Packages on Moatless
Zach shows how Moatless now has its own Hex repository, so you can sell Elixir packages and buyers add them as dependencies.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Macro Mayhem 8 Podcast

Code BEAM Europe 2026: the Keynotes are Published on our YT Channel Video

Multiplayer Games with Netcode on the BEAM Video

Mishka Blog: The Free Phoenix LiveView Blog Inside Mishka CMS 0.0.1 Blog post

Sharing ElixirDrops Sponsorship Revenue Blog post

Gamend - 2026 Updates Blog post

Uzaydurdu/xenia: Keep Phoenix in Charge, let JavaScript do What It Does Best: any JS Library in LiveView with one Small Adapter. Project update

Camelot — Public Beta is Open Project update

Mandar1045/stampede: Load Testing for Phoenix: Channels, LiveView, HTTP and WebSockets, in Plain Elixir Project update

pklonowski/plotly_ex Released v0.3.0 Project update

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