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Issue #190

This week in Elixir

The Making Of |> Why, What and How?
Tjaco felt an urge to share the story of Real World Phoenix.

Elixir in the Type System Quadrant
Elixir is a strong dynamic language in the Type System Quadrant. What does that mean?

Migrating Production Data in Elixir
Find out how to handle migrations that involve systems other than the database itself, while keeping the entire process idempotent and backward-compatible.

WordCount in Elixir
Aleksei stumbled upon the reimplementation of the very limited wc unix utility functionality in Haskell by Chris Penner, and redid it in pure Elixir.

phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view
Phoenix LiveView 0.8 is out and by all accounts it feels closer to a 1.0 release.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Alex Garibay and Mike Binns from DockYard on Hiring and Training Podcast

Reduce: An Elixir Ascii Adventure Video

Why We've Adopted Elixir Video

Simple Phoenix LIveView App: PubSub and Migrating the User Index Video

Simple Phoenix LIveView App: New Users and Form Validations Video

Deploying Elixir Applications with Duct Tape and Bubblegum Blog post

Yggdrasil and PostgreSQL Notifications Blog post

Deploy Elixir Apps Utilizing Rust NIFs on Render.com Blog post

Yggdrasil: Easy Pub-Sub in Elixir Blog post

Arduino Companions for Nerves Devices (part 1) Blog post

Oltarasenko/crawly Project update

Subvisual/dictator Project update

Kuon/java-phoenix-channel Project update

ConnorRigby/porkinternet Project update

avencera/fast_rss Project update

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