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This week in Elixir
Decoding Dialyzer - Part 1
Devon decided to start a new series about better understanding Dialyzer. The first post in the series goes through understanding the no_return and call warnings.
Phoenix LiveView is ... Live!
Rich, real-time user experiences with server-rendered HTML, that is what Phoenix LiveView is all about.
Walk Through of Phoenix LiveView
With LiveView’s preview out, Elixir Schools got a walk-through on the what, why, and how of building real-time features without writing JavaScript.
Integrating Phoenix LiveView
For the SmartLogic TV stream this week, Eric worked on integrating LiveView into an existing application replacing a previously static admin dashboard.
THINGS YOU COULD DO WITH MIX - PART 1
Mix, is something that everybody that uses Elixir has definitely used. But you might have not discovered the power (and fun!) this little tool can bring to your workflow.
Event Sourcing With Elixir - Part 3
In Part 3 of this series on Event Sourcing Bruno shows us how to build our first feature!
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