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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #216

This week in Elixir

Nerves-keyboard - Running a Mechanical Keyboard with Elixir
Lars wrote something to draw attention to the fantastic work of the Nerves Keyboard team.

Elixir Web Development at PepsiCo E-Commerce
This case study takes a look at Elixir and Phoenix being behind much of Pepsi's global success in eCommerce.

State Machines for Business
In this post Ivan takes a look at state machines and how they are applied to model business processes with a particular Elixir library.

Gleam v0.11 Released!
Not really Elixir, but Gleam - a typed language on the BEAM - just got a new release.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wiizards: Miki Rezentes on how It's APIs All the Way Down Podcast

Thinking Elixir: New Ecto Features in 3.5 with Mike Binns Podcast

Elixir Mix: Embracing Erlang with Todd Resudek Podcast

Prototyping with Phoenix LiveView: A Perfect Play Queue II Video

Saša Jurić - Parenting Children Video

What I Learned While Working on an Elixir App Blog post

LiveView With Phoenix Blog post

3 Elixir Pro Boolean Hacks Blog post

Real World Usecase for GenServer and Agent in Elixir Blog post

Attempt to Learn Elixir: Absolute Basics Blog post

Elixir GenServers 101, Part 1 Blog post

Steffenix/rebalancer Project update

Elixir-ecto/ecto Project update

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