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Issue #181

Welcome to Issue #181

Merry Christmas to all of you on "relatives and wifi" duty! :-)

This week in Elixir

Real World Phoenix |> Let's Send Some Emails
In this post Tjaco shows us how easy it is to welcome new users with an email when they sign up!

Building a Smart Mirror with Phoenix LiveView
Todd published a blog post about building the smart mirror using Elixir, Phoenix, and Liveview.

Elixir - Signing for Cloudfront Resources
Lars wrote this post, providing the code and some context for signing Cloudfront resources from Elixir.

Behaviours and Dynamic Dispatch
Daniel wrote down his thoughts about dynamic dispatch and a possible usage of the template method pattern in Elixir.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Chris Keathley on Performance and Functional Programming Podcast

Elixir Outlaws: Friends Don’t let Friends use Cons Podcast

Elixir Mix: Are Monorepos Worth It? Podcast

Phoenix LiveView Components By Example Video

The Yin and Yang of Mutability Video

Streaming Input from a File Video

GraphQL Subscriptions with Elixir and Absinthe Blog post

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