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This week in Elixir

Cookie Authentication with Phoenix LiveView
Toran put together a story about his search for a viable login/signup solution that works with Phoenix LiveView.

Decomposing Domain Models Based on Lifecycles
How can you decompose big domain models into nice modular design? Maciej describes one of the possible techniques using examples in Elixir.

Step by Step Guide to Improving Cohesion in Elixir
Steven wrote an article on a helpful technique that he used to increase the Cohesion of his code.

Elixir Processes: Testing
Thinking in processes is already difficult; writing automated tests for those processes shouldn’t make it worse.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards Dojo - Questions for the Nerves Team Misc

ElixirWizards: Sundi Myint on The Visual Side of Elixir, the History of Emojis, and Test- and Domain-Driven Architecture Podcast

ThinkingElixir: #002 REST vs GraphQL with Ben Wilson Podcast

Elixir Mix: Real-Time Phoenix, Tenant Data, and User Auth with Steve Bussey Podcast

Impl Attribute Video

File Uploads with Waffle Video

How I Changed the Default Structure of Elixir Project to Suit My Preferences More Blog post

OTP as the Core of Your Application Part 1 Blog post

Deploying Elixir (1 of 3): Building Releases With Mix Blog post

How to Migrate Live Production Data Blog post

Learn Elixir and Phoenix: Add Authentication Blog post

Ericdouglas/distributed-systems-journey Project update

Subvisual/fsmx Project update

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

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