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Issue #228

This week in Elixir

Elixir Autopilot - A Journey In Progress
An entertaining series on creating a plane auto-pilot using Elixir.

Warnings as Errors and Tests
Interesting article on the Dashbit blog about warnings as errors and tests for different Elixir versions.

Why, when and how to Optimize Your Recursion
Sometimes you have to recursively iterate over a possibly too large set of data. Find out how to protect yourself from running out of memory.

[VIDEO] Phoenix LiveView Uploads Deep Dive
In this video, Chris McCord demos the new Phoenix LiveView Uploads.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Gleam and Static Types with Louis Pilfold Podcast

UX with LiveView: Wiktionary for Language Learning II Video

Telemetry - Counter Video

How Elixir Helped to Break the Code Challenge Puzzle? Blog post

Phoenix LiveView Uploads Blog post

On Elixir Metaprogramming Blog post

LiveJoy with Phoenix LiveView Blog post

Running Elixir Apps on GKE at Scale with PostgreSQL Backend Using PGBouncer Blog post

Declarative Controllers with Phoenix Blog post

Ecto order_by Text Field Blog post

Launching Python in Elixir Blog post

How to Call Swift 5.3 Code from Elixir via NIF Blog post

Bego-talks/e2e-recipes Project update

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