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Issue #99

This week in Elixir

Going all in on Elixir
Just so there’s no more questions - Devon is going all in on Elixir.

Solving the Expression Problem in Elixir
Very interesting blog post best summarized as: Multiple dispatch and protocols gone mad.

ElixirOutlaws: A rat-king of problems
Anna, Amos, and Chris discuss the current state of configuration.

Watercooler published
Peter published his watercooler project, a chat app with no websockets needed.

Using Credo to improve your Elixir code
Would you like to improve your Elixir code and skills? Take a look at Credo.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Let's do Elixir and Phoenix Together - Chris McCord - ElixirConf EU 2018 Video

The Basics of Routing in Phoenix Video

Implementing the Enumerable Protocol Video

Getting Started with Elixir Meetup @grandcentrix in Cologne Meetup

Elixir and AWS Lambdas for Extracting CPU and Memory Intensive Work Blog post

ExVenture Updates for May 2018 Blog post

Ruby vs Elixir vs Go: A Concurrency Comparision Blog post

These Weird Accents Blog post

Playing Together with Elixir Binaries - Strings :) Blog post

Deploying Your Phoenix app to Digital Ocean for Beginners Blog post

How to Build an HD Wallet with Extended Keys in Elixir? Blog post

Top 9 Episodes of the Elixir Fountain Podcast – Adolfo Neto – Medium Blog post

Kerosene 0.8.0 is out Project update

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