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This week in Elixir

Elixir Flavoured Erlang: an Erlang to Elixir Transpiler
Mariano created Elixir Flavoured Erlang, an Erlang to Elixir Transpiler.

You may not need Redis with Elixir
In Dashbit's latest article, José breaks down when the above is true, when it is not, and which trade-offs you may want to consider.

A Blog and a Website Hosted for $5/m
Andrew built a new blog and a website and is hosting it on a cheap droplet.

Overview of the Kry10 Secure Platform(mostly About the OS)
This is a blog post about the OS for which Scenic, a GUI framework for Elixir, was created.

Using Finch With Sentry
This short post is interesting because it shows how Elixir libraries can allow their users to bring their own HTTP client.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Tailwind CSS, Alpine.js and LiveView with Patrick Thompson Podcast

Shopping Cart Product Variations Video

[live Coding] UX with LiveView: Wiktionary for Language Learning Video

How to Deploy a Phoenix App to Gigalixir in 20 Minutes Video

Modern Talking with Elixir: Messenger App Tutorial with Phoenix LiveView Blog post

How to use Lua for Flexible Configurations in Erlang and Elixir Blog post

Stubs or Mocks? Or Mox? Blog post

Understanding Associations in Elixir's Ecto Blog post

Beware of “String.to_atom” Blog post

Optimizing for Free Hosting — Elixir Deployments Blog post

Advocating for Nerves with Eric Rauer Blog post

svg_sprite Project update

Swoosh 1.1 Recipient Protocol Project update

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