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Issue #234

This week in Elixir

grax
Grax is a light-weight graph data mapper which maps RDF graph data on to Elixir structs, like Ecto.Schemas for graph data.

Use the new Enum Type in Ecto 3.5
Enums are a great way to safely store user roles, record status updates, and many other things in your database. Ecto 3.5 added Ecto.Enum which makes it easier than ever to persist enums to your database.

Elixir v1.11.3 released
See the linked CHANGELOG for more info (it is a patch release).

Mutiny: Simple Database Immutability
Need database-level assurance that certain records are immutable? Mutiny might be for you.

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirStatus Gets a Dark Theme! Misc

Lambda Days 2021 - EarlyBird Tickets are now Available! Conference

Top 3 Programming Languages to Learn in 2021. Blog post

Introducing Niex — interactive Elixir Code Notebooks Built with Phoenix LiveView Blog post

Smart Dashboard with Elixir Phoenix LiveView Blog post

many_to_many Checkbox Phoenix 1.5 Blog post

Phoenix Channels: A Quick Overview Blog post

How to: use UUID as Primary Keys in Phoenix Blog post

Variables In Elixir Pattern Matching Blog post

Fremantle-industries/slurp Project update

Hswick/exw3 Project update

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