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This week in Elixir
CODE ELIXIR LDN
Code Elixir LDN is a one-day conference bringing together the Elixir community to share, learn and inspire.
Phoenix Live View Debounce
While waiting for phoenix live view debounce feature, it is easy to add it with very few lines of code.
From Webpack to Parcel with Phoenix
You may have thought about swapping Webpack for another asset bundler such as Parcel. Here's how to do it in 5 minutes.
Using Protocols in Your own Code
Protocols can be a useful tool when building Elixir libraries and provide a way for users to extend your library for their own uses.
Event Sourcing With Elixir - Part 5
In Part 5 of this series on Event Sourcing, Bruno rounds up account closure, deposits and withdrawals to set the stage for transfers using process managers.
ExUnit Deep Dive
Daniel wrote this piece on ExUnit and how it works internally: how the testing framework uses macros and process spawning to run your tests blazingly fast!
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