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Issue #197

This week in Elixir

String Length in Elixir
Antonio wrote this blog post that goes into detail around String.length/1.

How I Brought the Power of CSS to Elixir
Ben built a layout library for the Scenic framework inspired by CSS.

Understanding and Fixing Recompilation in Elixir Projects
Slow recompilation means slow feedback loop and distrupted workflow. Michał shows us how to fix this.

How LiveReload Works Behind the Scene - Demystifying Phoenix Magic ?
Shankdar wrote a blog post explaining the internals of how Phoenix Live Reload works.

BEAM in the Browser with Lumen
I'm still excited for this. Tyler wrote a nice introduction for those that did not catch the gist of Lumen during it first hype-cycle.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Mix: Elixir and Python Interoperability with Alvise Susmel Podcast

Phoenix LiveView Tracking Bug Video

Simple Phoenix LIveView App: Show & Edit Pages Video

Live Elixir Wizards - Betweenisode Video

Refactor: use Context · Co0lsky/deep-work-hours-phoenix@2d29026 Project update

Phoenix LiveView 0.11.0 Video

From Rails to Elixir: Know Your App Blog post

Use Bamboo to Send Email in Phoenix Blog post

Select into a Map with Ecto Blog post

Vnu v1.0.0 Released - a Library for Validating HTML, CSS, and SVG Documents Project update

phoenix_live_controller Project update

KronicDeth/intellij-elixir Project update

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