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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #239

This week in Elixir

Still
Still is a new composable Static Site Generator written in Elixir.

Thinking Elixir: José Valim Reveals Project Nx
José finally reveals what Project Nx is.

Monitoring Phoenix LiveView Performance
This post by Robert describes how to monitor your LiveView's performance using Telemetry.

Meaningful Module Names in Elixir
Surprising to see what qualifies as an Elixir module name ...

Saving the Day with Secure Static Files in Phoenix
Discover how Amos uses a Phoenix router to protect his static files.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Alexandra Chakeres on Moving Towards an Inclusive Elixir Community Podcast

TimescaleDB Support in Elixir Using Ecto Blog post

Phoenix UI Testing with Cypress, Part 1 Blog post

Elixir: Practical Concurrency Cookbook Blog post

Building an Event-sourced Game with Phoenix Liveview: Making Game States Explicit Blog post

Do you run Your Tests One-by-one? Or are you Cool with a big Wall of Errors? Blog post

Fat Fingered Input Blog post

Elixir Nx. What Do We Know About This Mysterious Project? Blog post

Create a Cryptocurrency Trading bot in Elixir Project update

Exograd/erl-pkcs5 Project update

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