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Issue #214

This week in Elixir

Elixir Outlaws: The ish is What Matters
This week, Chris and Amos discuss the power of modeling problems with data and the trap of the single global process.

An IoT Birdhouse with Elixir Nerves & Phoenix LiveView Components
Daniel writes about building an IoT Birdhouse with Elixir Nerves & Phoenix LiveView Components 🐦

Building Backdoor: Web Console for Elixir & Phoenix Applications - Part #3
Hubert's series on building interactive Elixir web console continues: This time he builds multiple concurrent sessions support using DynamicSupervisor, Registry, Supervisor, Agent and GenServer.

Preparing to Refactor with Property Tests
If you can think in properties, with or without a property testing library, your tests will support refactoring rather than being a barrier to it.

Soft Dependencies in Elixir Projects
Josef shows how to implement soft dependencies in Elixir and why they can be useful for library authors!

Even more from around the Elixir community

OTP 21.2 Misc

Beam Bloggers Webring Misc

Thinking Elixir: Decomposing Models with Maciej Kaszubowski Podcast

Elixir Wizards Dojo: Nerves Part 2 with Connor Rigby and Todd Resudek Podcast

Chris Keathley - Telemetry in Elixir Video

Elixir Berlin Meetup August Video

Crawling Websites with Elixir and Crawly Blog post

Phoenix Contexts and Crossing Boundaries Blog post

How to use Google Maps with Phoenix LiveView Blog post

Kicking the Tires with Elixir (part 1) Blog post

Assigning Two Fields from One Dropdown Selection with Elixir Blog post

Inspect Yourself, Before you Wreck Yourself Blog post

Setting up OAuth in Phoenix Blog post

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