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Issue #25: visualizing GenStage/Flow, HTTP Streaming and Phoenix React Redux Starter Kit

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Welcome to Issue #25

This is a pretty short issue, which is quiet possibly a result of "the holidays". More importantly, this is the last issue for 2016, and it is also the 26th issue of ElixirWeekly (a Beta Issue #0 was published the week before Issue #1). This means ElixirWeekly is 6 months old now. Wow. Time passed fast.

See you next year!

This week in Elixir

Measuring and visualizing GenStage/Flow with Gnuplot
This is a follow-up to Tymon's last post about tuning GenStage/Flow. This post describes how to measure and visualize the pipeline progress.

Phoenix App deployed into a Load Balanced DigitalOcean setup
Fabio documented a high-availability configuration he wrote for a Phoenix app on DigitalOcean in this step-by-step guide.

HTTP Streaming in Elixir
In this post, Damir describes how his team implemented transparent streaming of HTTP requests directly to a client.

'New' Phoenix React Redux Starter Kit
Another Phoenix starter kit, using React and Redux for the front end. This project contains 5 branches (4 branches + master): master is the base. The other branches contain : Ecto, user support, multi language support, and user + multi language support.

That's it for this round, have a great day!
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