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Issue #100

Welcome to Issue #100

Wow. 100 issues of ElixirWeekly. Time has flown.

This week in Elixir

Introducing Sage — a Sagas Pattern Implementation in Elixir
Distributed transactions are hard and expensive, if you wonder how to pragmatically handle them in a mid-size project— this article is for you.

Introducing Horde - a Distributed Supervisor in Elixir
Horde is a distributed supervisor and a distributed registry, built using the magic of delta-CRDTs. Read how Derek built it.

From Web Application to Distributed System
This blog post shows how to develop a web application that can “simply” scale to a distributed system.

EMPEX: Keynote by Dave Thomas
In this video from the EMPEX conference, Dave challenges the current state of Elixir and suggests alternatives for concepts like applications and the implementation of GenServers.

Even more from around the Elixir community

TIL: Determine Which HTTP Port is Being Used by a Phoenix App Misc

EMPEX: Bill Peregoy: Higher Level Functions for the Win Video

EMPEX: Wojtek Mach: Recurrences & Intervals Video

Understanding Recursion in 2 Minutes! Video

ElixirConf US 2018: Speakers are Up! Conference

Update from the Elixir Team - 2018 Talk slides

Ethereum's Node Discovery in Elixir Blog post

IntelliJ Elixir v7.5.0 Project update

Parent - Custom Parenting of Processes Project update

GenRMQ: RabbitMQ Consumers / Publishers Made Easy Project update

plymio_codi v0.2.0 Project update

harnais_error v0.1.0 Project update

SVG QR Code Generator - EQrCode Project update

plymio_vekil v0.1.0 Project update

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