ElixirWeekly
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This week in Elixir
Hex Diff
Johanna created an online Hex package diffing tool. Just put in a package name (try 'credo') and it will show you the latest changes.
How to Create Desktop Applications with Elixir
I thought the title was clickbait, but this seems to be a valid proof-of-concept (link to source on GitHub included).
Elixir Performance – Using IO Data Lists
Eric was inspired to work on some of my side projects to make them use IO lists instead of plain strings after watching Johanna's ElixirConf 2019 talk "High Performance String Processing Scripts in Elixir".
Deploying Phoenix to Kubernetes from Scratch
A complete guide to deploying a Phoenix application to a new and empty Kubernetes cluster.
jayjun/rambo
Rambo has one mission: Start your program, pipe standard input, send EOF and return with output.
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