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Issue #26: Deploying with Distillery and ADTs in Elixir

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This week in Elixir

Tips for Getting Started with Elixir & IEx
A few tips for getting started with Elixir and IEx. This is for people who have been looking for an easy way to get started or who aren’t that comfortable with IEX yet.

Discriminated Unions (Algebraic Data Types) in Elixir
This project (kind of) brings union types to Elixir. Definitely worth a look!

Deploying Elixir Applications with Distillery
Dive into this high level overview of the process of deploying an Elixir application with Distillery.

Deploying Phoenix on Ubuntu with Gatling
Dennis describes how he set up an automated Phoenix deployment on Digital Ocean.

Maxwell: One HTTP Client to Rule Them All
Maxwell is an Elixir HTTP client which allow developers to customize its behavior with middlewares (similar to Faraday and Plug).

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirFountain w/ Garth Hitchens Podcast

Creating Indexes With Ecto - Today I Learned Misc

Custom Phoenix Validations - Today I Learned Misc

Implementing Ruby's lonely operator using Elixir's custom infix function Gist

Online Status with Phoenix Presence and Ember Blog post

Building a social network with Elixir, Phoenix and Angular.js— Part 1 Blog post

Chat web-app using Phoenix and Vue.js — Part 5 Blog post

Generating a Guardian Secret Key Blog post

Learn Elixir with a Rubyist - Episode II Blog post

One-Time Pad with GenStage Blog post

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