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This week in Elixir

Elixir v1.10.4 released
As the version number suggests, this is "just" a bugfix release. See the CHANGELOG for more details.

Securing Application Webhooks in Elixir
Bernardes shares his problem-solving process and how he reached the solution of how to secure application webhooks with Elixir.

Phoenix LiveView and Views
There are several ways to organize your Phoenix LiveView templates, and regular Phoenix views can still play a part in that.

Overview of Elixir
An overview of Elixir for people who are new to the community, ecosystem and language.

From BitString to Base2 with Elixir
Tiemen created a simple module to convert any BitString into a Base2-string ("01100100").

Even more from around the Elixir community

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

ElixirWizards: Amos King on MUDs, Architecture, Domain-driven Design, and Military Bases Podcast

ThinkingElixir #003 Elixir 1.11 Preview with Wojtek Mach Podcast

Becoming a Better Programmer ~ Dave Thomas Video

OTP Supervisor Restart Strategy: Permanent Video

Improving Developer Experience with Phoenix LiveDashboard Starring Michael Crumm Video

Lonestar Elixir 2020 Speaker Talks: Vanessa Lee - Browser Automation Testing Video

Integrating Phoenix LiveView with JavaScript and AlpineJS Blog post

Why Shouldn't you use Elixir Code in Database Migrations? Blog post

Headless CMS fun with Phoenix LiveView and Airtable (pt. 1) Blog post

REST API with Elixir/Phoenix - A Beginner’s Tutorial. Blog post

REST vs GraphQL for an API Blog post

4 Tips for Mastering Test-Driven Development Blog post

Gleam v0.10 Released! Blog post

karolsluszniak/phoenix_live_controller Project update

Swoosh v1.0.0 released Project update

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