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Issue #177

This week in Elixir

Commanded and EventStore 1.0
v1.0 of the open source Commanded and EventStore libraries is here.

VS Code Broken for Elixir
You tried the ElixirLS extension for VS Code and gave up? This guide helps you diagnose and fix issues getting you back on track! Article

Report from the Field: Adopting Nerves for IoT
The fine folks from VeryPossible give you three reasons why they use Nerves for IoT development.

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirWizards: José Valim, Creator of Elixir Podcast

ElixirWizards: Dr Jim Freeze on Hiring, Training, and FP Podcast

Elixir Mix: Oban with Parker Selbert Podcast

Running in Production: Learn Elixir and Phoenix by Building Things Over at Alchemist Camp Podcast

ElixirConf.EU Conference 28-30 April | Warsaw, Poland - Early Bird on Sale Conference

BEAM FOSDEM 2020 Devroom: Call for Talks Conference

Install Elixir Using Asdf Blog post

Understanding Phoenix LiveView: Build a Gallery App Blog post

niku/earmark_hashed_link Project update

CodeJordan23/pg_money Project update

komachi_heartbeat Project update

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