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Issue #153

This week in Elixir

Real World Phoenix |> Let's Auth Some Users
Tjaco explores if there is a library in Elixir/Phoenix land to get user authentication up-and-running easily, while still keeping the Elixir mindset.

Enforcing Code Quality in Elixir
Enforcing your Elixir code to be well formatted, with no warnings and hopefully free of bugs. A mix alias to automate code quality.

How I Deploy (Phoenix apps)
I did some listener Q&A - the biggest question was if it’s hard to deploy Elixir apps, so I went through an example of how my site is deployed. How I deploy

Credo v1.1.0 released (Credo Plugins are here!)
Credo, the static code analysis tool emphasizing code consistency and teaching, finally got plugin support.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Workshops for @ElixirConfLA were announced Misc

TIL: Timing A Function In Elixir Misc

TIL: Elixir Range is a Struct Misc

TIL: The Ecto Query Function Misc

ElixirOutlaws - Let It Crash Podcast

ElixirMix - Params Modules for Phoenix w/ Kuba Subczynski Podcast

How do you Update Relations in Phoenix Forms? Video

Elixir Makes Testing Hard Things Easy Blog post

Event Sourcing With Elixir - Part 7 Blog post

Pattern Matching is FP's Polymorphism Affordance Blog post

erlang-rocksdb version 1.2.0 a binding of rocksdb for Erlang applications has been released Project update

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