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This week in Elixir

Use Phoenix LiveView to Enhance Observability
Application observability is becoming more and more important nowadays. Phoenix LiveView is a perfect technical solution for this use case.

Elixir + gRPC: the Road to Production
Here's how Tubi streams thousands of free movies and series to millions of users using gRPC and Protobufs in Elixir.

How we Deal with Behaviours and Boilerplate
The fine folks at BetterDoc are big fans of mox. In this post, they show us how they concretely use behaviours for mocking, the pattern we follow to access and call their implementations.

Ably Debugging Tales Part 1 - An Elixir Mystery
A tale of mystery, perplexity and eventual enlightenment in Elixir - used to enhance protocol interoperability on the Ably network.

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirMix Podcast 063 - Designing Elixir Systems With OTP with Bruce Tate and James Gray Podcast

Meryl Dakin on Token Alchemist – Elixir Internals Podcast

OTP Backed Web Application Part 2 Video

Domain Specific Languages and Metaprogramming in Elixir - Andrew Summers Video

OTP Backed Web Application Part 1 Video

Oban Recipes Part 3: Reliable Scheduling Blog post

Create a Paginator Using Elixir and Phoenix Blog post

Seanmor5/genex Project update

Whitfin/cachex Project update

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