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Issue #162

This week in Elixir

Case Study: Inky - An eInk Elixir Library
This post is showing the process of porting a python library for a hobbyist eInk display to Elixir. A bit of Nerves, a bit of Scenic, a bunch of refactoring for testability.

Just Enough Erlang
This article explores the more common features with the goal of enabling you to more easily include Erlang libraries in your Elixir projects.

Coosto/redex
If you need a replicated Redis cluster in Kubernetes, checkout Redex, a cloud-native strong consistent masterless high available Redis implemented in Elixir.

Cleaning up Your Elixir Code
This articles show how you can use hexagonal/ports and adapters/onion layering in order to clean up your Elixir code.

Even more from around the Elixir community

René Föhring on Credo – Elixir Internals Podcast

ElixirFountain - Tooling Around the BEAM w/ Tristan Sloughter & Fred Hebert Podcast

ElixirTalk - Hire an Elixir Developer! Podcast

ElixirTalk - The Future of Elixir Podcast

ElixirMix - Refactoring Elixir with Hubert Lepicki Podcast

Johnny Winn - Hold My State: The Problems of Process State | Code Elixir LDN 19 Video

Dynamic Workers Management Project update

Stueccles/analytics-elixir Project update

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