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Issue #188

Welcome to Issue #188

I was overwhelmed by work and forgot to send out the newsletter yesterday.

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This week in Elixir

pow-auth/pow_assent
Use Google, Github, Twitter, Facebook, or add your custom strategy for authorization to your Pow enabled Phoenix app.

Let It Rain - Ditch that Umbrella App!
A post about converting an umbrella app back to "standard layout". The author also issued a trigger warning: this post contains too many occurrences of the words “app,” “application,” “folder,” “directory,” etc.

Reusable Elixir Libraries
Chris wrote about one of the patterns he uses for making “stateful” libraries (libraries that provide processes, ets tables, etc.) more configurable and reusable. Very good read!

Skogsrå: Simplifying Your Elixir Configuration
Once an Elixir project is large enough, maintaining config files and config variables becomes a nightmare. This blog post shows the basics of using Skogsra to simplify your Elixir project’s configuration.

Phoenix Presence Inside LiveView |> A Simple Example
In this post of Real World Phoenix I discover how easy it can be to incorporate Phoenix Presence inside LiveView

Even more from around the Elixir community

Paul Schoenfelder and Hans Elias Josephsen on Lumen and Performance Podcast

ExARI: An Elixir Library for Interfacing with Asterisk the Open Source Communications Software Using ARI Blog post

Comparing Rails' Active Record Pattern with Phoenix/Elixir/Ecto Blog post

10 Killer Elixir Tips —#10 Blog post

taxjar/date_time_parser Project update

Rupurt/schoolbus Project update

Fklement/hades Project update

princemaple/abnf_parsec Project update

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That's it for this round, have a great day!
@rrrene from ElixirWeekly

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