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This week in Elixir

Simulating Distributed Clusters for Elixir Unit Tests
Isaac wrote this post about testing distributed behaviour.

Erlang/OTP 21's new Logger
OTP-21's new logging library (called logger) comes as an attempt to offer a built-in alternative to established projects such as lager.

Elixir MIME Library Review
Milton really goes into detail in this post about Elixir’s MIME library.

Full-stack Software Developer (Full-time)
Made by Many are looking for an experienced and versatile developer who enjoys building great products, and working collaboratively in cross-disciplinary teams.

How to get an MD5 Hash of Your Request Using a Plug and Phoenix
In a recent project, Minha describes how he implemented idempotent API endpoints in a Phoenix application.

Build a Simple Persistent Key-Value Store in Elixir, Using Logs - Part 1
This post explains the architecture behind a kv-store engine based on logs, shows what a log is and how you can use an index to make data persistent.

AtomVM: How to run Elixir Code on a 3 $ Microcontroller
What can I say: Elixir and Erlang on an ESP32!

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Mix: JWT Auth in Phoenix with Joken with Sophie DeBenedetto Podcast

Why Can't Erlang and Elixir Have Stronger Types Video

Event Sourcing in Elixir - ChicagoElixir Meetup Video

Hubert Łępicki - Functional APIs with GraphQL & Elixir - Code BEAM Lite Berlin 18 Video

Elixir's Soft Realtime performance is just what the web needs Video

Why you Should not use Elixir in Production Blog post

Simple Distributed Rate Limiter with Elixir Blog post

Distributed Caching in Elixir Using Nebulex Blog post

Property Testing a Permutation Generator Blog post

Drab v0.10.0 released Project update

Correios CEP v0.2.0 released Project update

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