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Issue #219

This week in Elixir

Use Ecto Embedded Schemas to Back Phoenix Forms
Matt wrote this blog post showing us how to use Ecto’s embedded_schema to create form modules to use with Phoenix.

Modular Software Design - 10 Common Mistakes
Since the introduction of Phoenix Contexts, modularity is a popular topic in the Elixir community. Maciej wrote down 10 common mistakes that might hurt your modular design.

Elixir Wizards Podcast Listener Survey Results
The fine folks at SmartLogic recently ran an Elixir Wizards listener survey - here's what they learned about their audience.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Eric Steen on Neuroevolution in AI Podcast

Thinking Elixir: LiveView and Airtable with Ricardo Garcia Vega Podcast

Tech Talks - Building High Performance web Apps with Elixir and Phoenix Video

The Beauty of LiveView Blog post

Coming to Elixir from TypeScript Blog post

Attempt to Learn Elixir: Thinking in Elixir Blog post

A Few Caveats to Running Elixir Tests in Containers and CI Blog post

Morphix Project update

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