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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #429

This week in Elixir

Two new Elixir-related Papers at the 28th Brazilian Symposium on Programming Languages
Adolfo attended the Brazilian Symposium on Programming Languages, where two papers related to Elixir were presented.

Distributed PubSub in Elixir
Vince published this writeup on building a distributed PubSub in Elixir, describing everything from local-only broadcasts to clustered nodes.

Brewing Board Games With Elixir
Digitizing board games can bring unique challenges, but Elixir allows Tim and team to represent complex game states clearly and efficiently.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Language Server Leak and Stream Week Reveals Podcast

Beam Radio: Bryan Hunter - Poka Yoke, Safety and Reliability Podcast

Elixir Friends: Tyler Young Podcast

Elixir Friends: David Bernheisel Podcast

Elixir Streams |> Why Were Phoenix Contexts Introduced? A (brief) History. Video

Extending the Reach of Elixir with LiveState - Chris Nelson Video

Elixir Configuration & Environment Variables Blog post

Altenwald/basic: BASIC in Elixir Project update

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