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Issue #180

This week in Elixir

How to Use Broadway in Your Elixir Application
Discover how Broadway can help you create highly concurrent data processing pipelines in your Elixir app.

Creating a Modal LiveView LiveComponent
In this second article in a series on Phoenix LiveView LiveComponents, Patrick creates a server-side modal component using LiveComponents, live_redirect, pushState, and JavaScript hooks.

Dialyzer Specs: 2 in 1
There are two types of Erlang and Elixir developers: those who write specs for Dialyzer and those who don’t yet.

Real World Phoenix |> Sign Up Flow SPA Style with LiveView!
Tjaco explores user-type based registrations utilising a LiveView form.

How to Build a Simple Slack Bot with Elixir Phoenix?
Looking for a fun holiday project in Elixir? Why not build a Slackbot? The fine folks from Monterail show you how.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Mix: Beam Extreme! with Miriam Pena Podcast

Elixir Wizards: Justin Schneck & Frank Hunleth on Nerves and Performance Podcast

OP #5 – How we Created Facial Recognition Payments at OP Podcast

Hubert Łępicki - Keeping Tabs on Production | CBL AMSTERDAM 19 Video

Elixir: State Management via Process Video

Web App with OTP Series Video

Stream.iterate and Advent of Code Day 1 Video

Code BEAM Lite Italy - Call for Talks! Conference

Phoenix LiveView Tutorial: Handling Connection Errors & Push Notifications With JS Hooks Blog post

Chained Assertions Blog post

Scannable map or Struct Assertions Blog post

Playing with Property-based Tests Blog post

dasch/avro_turf Project update

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