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Issue #200

Welcome to Issue #200

Wow, 200 issues! This is the most exiting thing since ... well ... 100 issues!

In earnest: I've been involved in the Elixir community for the better part of a decade now and after all these years the joy of discovering new things in this space has not faded. On the contrary: I think the curiousity, guidance and amazing experiments that are shared in our community have helped me through times when other parts of my life were not in sunshine-mode.

Thank you for taking an interest in the Elixir ecosystem, for reading this newsletter and for being part of the Elixir community.

@rrrene

This week in Elixir

Developing with Elixir/OTP Course Review
Antonio wrote a detailed review of Developing with Elixir/OTP by The Pragmatic Studio.

Local Metrics Aggregation With Counters
Devon needed to get a better picture of how his application’s database connection pool was doing, but there was a bit of a hitch ...

How to Protect Amazon S3 Media Links with Elixir and Arc
In their latest blog post, the fine folks from Coletiv show us how to protect your AWS S3 files in Elixir using Arc.

Elixir Editing on KDE’s Kate Editor
Victor discovered how wrong he was, thinking of Kate as KDE's Notepad, when setup an Elixir development environment on KDE's editor.

Even more from around the Elixir community

BEAM V - Erlang & Elixir Ecosystem Virtual Conference Conference

Spawn vs Task Video

Simple Phoenix LIveView App: The Podcast Listing Page Video

Lonestar Elixir 2020 Speaker Talks: Greg Mefford - Open Telemetry Video

Phoenix Liveview 0.12.0 Video

Specify a Port when Booting a Phoenix Application Blog post

Elixir: Time for Some Configuration Blog post

Breaking Down Elixir's `with` Expression Blog post

Getting Started with Phoenix LiveDashboard Blog post

Protecting Phoenix Endpoints with HTTP Basic Auth (on Heroku) Blog post

many_to_many Relationships in Ecto and Phoenix for Products and Tags Blog post

Devonestes/assertions Project update

hqoss/rabbit_mq Project update

Co0lsky/deep-work-hours-phoenix Project update

Inside/out Project update

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

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