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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #251

This week in Elixir

Few Things we can do with LiveView PID
Michal asked: What can we do with a PID when debugging Phoenix.LiveView views?

Erlang/OTP 24 Highlights
Finally: The Erlang/OTP 24 announcement and details. Must-read for anyone in Elixir. Kudos to the OTP community!

Manipulate Enumerable: Enum vs. Stream
Bartosz shows us how Enum and Stream, while seemingly very similar to each other, are offering a matching set of possibilities, but behave entirely differently.

Surface
In episode #133 of ElixirCasts, we’ll get an intro to the Surface component library.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Robert Virding on the Roots of Erlang Podcast

Thinking Elixir: Crypto Trading in Elixir with Kamil Skowron Podcast

Stream Cryptocurrency Prices - Create a Cryptocurrency Trading bot in Elixir - Episode 1 Video

Composing Jobs with Oban Pro Blog post

Elixir SDK for ConfigCat Blog post

Shared Templates Between LiveView and Static Pages Blog post

Fremantle-industries/navigator Project update

Pexels Client for Elixir Project update

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