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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #229

This week in Elixir

Writing Rust the Elixir Way
Bernard explores how to bring some ideas from Elixir to Rust with WebAssembly.

Phoenix vs Rails: The Business Perspective
An interesting to potentially convionce your boss of using Elixir, since it is written from the business perspective.

Mhanberg/advent-of-code-elixir-starter
Mitchell shares the Elixir scaffolding he uses when completing the advent of code challenges.

A Minimalist LiveView Testing Guide
Let’s apply Sandi Metz’s minimalist unit testing guide to Phoenix LiveView.

Doawoo/teex
Very cool exploration how we could treat Elixir as our main scripting language.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Visual Elixir Reference Misc

Melvin Cedeno on Teaching Functional Programming with Elixir // Triangle Elixir Dec 15th 7PM ET Meetup

Thinking Elixir: LiveView Uploads with Chris McCord Podcast

Web Scraping with Elixir and Crawly. Extracting Data Behind Authentication. Blog post

Elixir/Phoenix Project: Import CSV & Seed Data Blog post

Elixir Phoenix Development Using Docker and Docker-Compose Blog post

Choosing Elixir Version Manager Blog post

Speed-up Building Your Elixir Unit Tests with Fictitious Blog post

Install Elixir and Erlang with Asdf Version Manager Blog post

Continuous Integration in Elixir Phoenix with Travis-CI and Codecov Blog post

mock_me Project update

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