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Issue #120

This week in Elixir

A Sneak Peek at Ecto 3.0: Performance, Migrations and More
The second post in José's series of sneak peeks at Ecto 3.0: This one looks at performance and migrations.

Five Tips for Unit Testing in Elixir
This is the first part of what will be Devon's series on "Unit Testing in Elixir", including some ideas about what a unit test in Elixir is exactly and some tips for writing unit tests.

Phoenix 1.4 Chat Server Series Overview
Leandro started a new Chat Server project to go over new Phoenix 1.4 changes. It will use: Phoenix 1.4, Webpack 4, SCSS, Babel, Cowboy 2.

Phoenix with Image Upload to S3
If you asked yourself: "How would I implement image uploads to S3 in an API?" then look no further.

Implementing Bounded Contexts in Elixir
Leandro C. P. asks the question: What if we could write loose coupling services without the overhead of common microservices architecture?

Dealing with Runtime Environment Variables
Theesit shows us how he deals withrRuntime environment variables in Elixir.

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirOutlaws #17 - Big Families Part 1 Podcast

ElixirOutlaws #18 - Big Families Part 2 Podcast

ElixirMix Podcast 024 - “Sagas” with Andrew Dryga Podcast

What is Airity in Erlang and Elixir Functions Video

Timex and Ecto: Troubleshooting Blog post

Phoenix Callbacks Blog post

Elixir and OTP Blog post

Introducing Gremlex Blog post

Managing Fault Tolerance in Elixir with Supervision Trees Blog post

Story About one Small Elixir Library Blog post

My First Nerves Project pt. 2 Blog post

How to use Elixir LS with Vim Blog post

Simple Graphql Client Project update

Tesla v1.2.0 released Project update

Even Intervals to Schedule Your Task Project update

Iteraptor now Works with MapSets as Well Project update

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