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This week in Elixir

Phoenix/Elixir Testing: Beyond mix test
Great post by Brooklin on how to improve your testing experience by using commands, tags, arguments, and watchers.

Connecting Observer to Production
Mark wrote this post about how he wanted an easy way to run Observer connected to his production environment (and how he achieved it).

An Elixir Adoption Success Story
Great story by Sophie how one small team that was new to Elixir managed to over-deliver on a complex project in just three months.

[video] New in Livebook v0.2: Inputs, Graphs, and More!
José has recorded a video with LiveBook's latest features. Loving it!

Even more from around the Elixir community

TIL: Nested attributes in Phoenix (Live) Views Misc

Vetspire - Senior Software Engineer Misc

Beam Radio: Punking the Servers with Bryan Hunter Podcast

Thinking Elixir: SOLID Elixir with Ilya Averyanov Podcast

Showing off Zig Errors in Zigler Video

Randall Thomas, Keynote, Elixir Wizards Conference 2021 Video

Onboarding to Elixir Blog post

Spot the Difference Blog post

Building a Reminder bot with Elixir Blog post

Where to (not) use Phoenix LiveView Blog post

Pubray — Blogging Powered by Elixir, Phoenix, LiveView and React Blog post

Paycheck, Events, Idempotency and Elixir - What do They Have in Common? Blog post

Three Real-world Examples of Distributed Elixir (pt. 3) Blog post

How to Test WebSocket Clients in Elixir with a Mock Server Blog post

How to Sign raw Ethereum Contract Transactions with Elixir Blog post

Fremantle-industries/rube Project update

KronicDeth/intellij-elixir Project update

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