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Issue #130

This week in Elixir

What's New in IntelliJ Elixir 10.1.0
Luke breaks down what's new in IntelliJ Elixir v10.1.0!

Whistle, a Phoenix LiveView Alternative?
Mohamed presents Whistle, an implementation of an Elm(ish) architecture in the server, letting you write interactive web apps entirely in Elixir (similar to Phoenix's LiveView).

Idempotent Supervision Tree
Aleksei blogged about a trivial, but often ignored glitch while performing the initialization of GenServers.

Phoenix Templates: Rendering and Layouts
Samuel explains Phoenix Templates against the backdrop of Bob Martin's classic "Clean Code".

How to Perform Hot Code Swapping in Elixir
Hot code swapping is replacing or adding components without stopping or shutting down the system. Here's how it's done.

Ruby on Rails to Elixir: Testing APIs
Magnus wrote about how he tested an external API with Elixir.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Maxim Fedorov - Scaling Erlang Cluster to 10,000 Nodes | Code Mesh LDN 18 Video

Should you Choose Erlang or Elixir for Your Project Video

Elixir vs. Ruby and Phoenix vs. Rails: What to Choose and Why Blog post

Counting Real-Time Trades Blog post

A Deeper Dive in Elixir's Plug Blog post

Elixir Behaviours for Blockchain Hard Fork Configurations Blog post

Writing Your own Absinthe DSL with Macros and Middleware Blog post

Some Ways Writing Parameterized Testing with ExUnit Blog post

Building a Basic HTTP Server with Elixir and OTP - Part 1 Blog post

Building a Basic HTTP Server with Elixir and OTP - Part 2 Blog post

ExVenture Updates for December 2018 Blog post

Plug in JSON API Readonly Webserver Blog post

How to Pattern Match a Function in Elixir Blog post

Cloak v1.0.0-alpha.0 released! Blog post

Correios CEP v0.3.0 released Project update

Authex v0.3.0 released! Project update

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