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Issue #184

This week in Elixir

Runtime Configuration in Elixir Apps
In this post, Chris tries to make a case for why we shouldn’t be using Application or config/*.exs for managing configuration.

When Elixir's Performance Becomes Rust-y
In this post Nick explores how we can delegate to Rust when we need more compute power in our Elixir app.

Very Hires Justin Schneck, Co-Author of Nerves Project
Justin, co-author of the NervesProject and Software Engineering Fellow at Very, tells the story of Nerves and what brought him to Very.

Handling Environment Variables in Phoenix
This post demonstrates some useful patterns for Phoenix configuration and doesn’t require any new dependencies.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Dan Ivovich from SmartLogic on Hiring and Training Podcast

Phoenix LiveComponent - Elixir's React + Redux? Video

Gig City Elixir 2019 Speaker Talks: Brian Troutwine Video

Gig City Elixir 2019 Speaker Talks: Todd Resudek Video

Episode 594: Christian Geuer Pollmann on Erlang and Elixir Video

Phoenix LiveComponent - Elixir's React + Redux? Video

Using Ecto Without a Database Video

Ecto & Multi-tenancy - Prefixes - Part 3 Blog post

Learn Elixir - From Zero To A Testing Hero Blog post

OpenSCAD, Elixir, SVG Blog post

The .iex.exs File Blog post

Fixing Elixirs TZData Updater with IEx Blog post

Showing Debug Trace Information for Hackney (httpoison) in IEx Blog post

How I Migrated my pet Project from Distillery to Elixir Releases Blog post

Online Elixir Console Project update

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