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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #428

This week in Elixir

Writing Home Assistant automations using Genservers in Elixir
Cool article about Jonas' usage of Elixir to interact with the Home Assistant API.

What Happens when you Visit a LiveView URL?
In this new part, George shows you what happens if a request is served by a LiveView.

Anatomy of Embedded Elixir
Working on the Nerves project, the Embedded framework for Elixir, has given Lars an increased appreciation for how Frank Hunleth and his collaborators through the years have structured things.

Insert Sort
Implementing Data Structures and Algorithms in Elixir by Virinchi. See below for more articles on different search algos.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: A Boost for Nx, Lib Updates, and Passion Projects Podcast

Quick Sort Blog post

Merge Sort Blog post

Render Heex Templates Directly from a Phoenix Controller Blog post

Understanding Navigation in LiveView Native Blog post

Adding a new Icon Collection to a Phoenix Project Blog post

Find and Fix N+1 Queries Using AppSignal for a Phoenix App in Elixir Blog post

Explore Nix's Benefits and Practical Applications for Developers in Elixir Blog post

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