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Issue #106

This week in Elixir

Elixir: A Mini-Documentary
If you haven't seen this mini-documentary about Elixir, definitely take a look! It's great!

Why did José Valim Create Elixir?
Adolfo translated an interview with José Valim in a Brazilian podcast to find the answer!

How to Contribute to Elixir: A Step-by-Step Guide
Sihui wrote this comprehensive guide on how to contribute to Elixir, even without writing code.

Understanding Concurrency in Elixir
Concurrency in Elixir is a big selling point for the language, but what does it really mean for the code that we write in Elixir?

Configuration Demystified
Sean wrote this post about runtime and build-time configuration.

Using Phoenix.PubSub to send messages across processes
Hubert shows us how to use Phoenix.PubSub to send messages across processes.

Decoupled Modules with Elixir EventBus
Mustafa wrote this library that allows different modules to communicate with each other without knowing about each other.

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirOutlaws #12 - Ready to Mute Podcast

Building a Micro HTTP Server Blog post

Practical Guide to Test Doubles in Elixir Blog post

GraphQL Subscriptions - Connecting Phoenix Applications with Absinthe and WebSockets Blog post

Build Your own Notification bot in Elixir Blog post

Phoenix PubSub Blog post

Wrapper for the Fastest Elixir JSON Encode/Decode Library Project update

Phoenix the Unofficial Guide Project update

harnais_form v0.1.0 Project update

Official release of Elixir: A Mini-Documentary! Project update

Drab 0.9.1 is out - with jQueryless Bootstrap Modal! Project update

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