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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #433

This week in Elixir

Potions in a Cauldron: Streamline Elixir App Development with Code Generation
Owen describes his experience with code generation using Igniter.

How to Get User IP Addresses in Phoenix LiveView
Florian shows how to reliably obtain user IP addresses in Phoenix LiveView applications, whether you’re deploying directly or behind a reverse proxy.

Nx Sharding Update - Part 1
Paulo started this series in which he'll be providing updates on the development of data sharding in Nx.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Drops Misc

Thinking Elixir: From Surveys to Cheat Sheets Podcast

Elixir Wizards: Creating a Terrestrial Telescope with Lucas Sifoni Podcast

Elixir: A Comprehensive Introduction Being Released for FREE on YouTube Video

Code BEAM Lite London (Jan 31st): Call for Talks is Open! Conference

BEEPS and PORTS Meetup

Phoenix LiveView Optimization Guide Blog post

How to Track Errors in Oban for Elixir Using AppSignal Blog post

Launching Things: AriadneJobs Blog post

Creating Custom Eerror Pages In Phoenix Blog post

Mssantos/polo: REST Client for Browsers. Project update

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