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Issue #142

This week in Elixir

Function/Method Look up in Elixir/Ruby
Edison thought GenServer function injections were done through inheritance and discovered the inner workings of defoverridable!

Visual Programming with Elixir: Learning to Write Binary Parsers
Kyle writes about what makes Elixir an unexpected front-runner for learning and prototyping binary protocols.

Teamweek are Looking for a Remote Elixir Backend Developer
It's a fully remote job and 100% Elixir even though the title says Ruby as well. According to Teamweek, it's simply easier to find Ruby devs that want to learn Elixir ;-)

More Readable Repos with the Ecto Filter Pattern
Tyler writes about a great pattern for Ecto query composition he's come across at work.

Building a Small Distributed Elixir Application
Keeping state consistency while running an Elixir application on many servers.

TIL Ecto Constraints vs. Validations
ElixirSchool shows us how Ecto can put validations and constraints onto specific fields to ensure data integrity.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Fred Hebert - Operable Erlang and Elixir | Code BEAM SF 19 Video

API Authorization with API Key (part 2/2) Video

ElixirMix Podcast 044 - Dangers of GenServers with Mika Kalathil Podcast

Local Clustering with epmd Blog post

Write Better Elixir Code Blog post

Ecto. Select Data by Computed Column Blog post

Building a JSON API in Elixir with Phoenix 1.4+ Blog post

'Phoenix LiveView Impressions' by Scott Meade Blog post

Elixir Streams to Process Large HTTP Responses on the Fly Blog post

Walk-Through of Phoenix LiveView by Sophie DeBenedetto Blog post

Coney v2.2.0 released Project update

ZXCVBN Port For Elixir Project update

Released deep_merge 1.0.0 Project update

IntelliJ Elixir 10.4.0 Project update

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