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Issue #263

This week in Elixir

Top 10 Elixir Companies to Follow in 2021
Amelia shares success stories of top companies using Elixir.

Livebook as a Business Intelligence Tool
Livebook may have been created for machine learning, but because it can connect to your live running app, you can also use the graphing and analysis tools for doing Business Intelligence (BI)!

Bootstrapping a Multiplayer Server with Elixir at X-Plane
Another great case study on the Elixir homepage!

How to Generate Thumbnails in Elixir
Arkadiusz shares this short post on generating thumbnails with proper scaling mechanism.

Authorization and Policy Scopes with Elixir/Phoenix
Sapan discusses authorization techniques and shows an opinionated way of organizing your authorization code within Phoenix Contexts and Ecto Schemas.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Outlaws: Now you Know What a Monad Is Podcast

Elixir Wizards: Maxim Fedorov on Building and Scaling WhatsApp with Erlang Podcast

Thinking Elixir: News and Livebook for Business Intelligence Podcast

Elixir Outlaws: Double Speed Podcast

MOX ROCKSS! Hands-on Elixir & OTP Video

Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2021 Blog post

How To: Use Phoenix Channels | CodeCast Blog post

Elixir Makes It Really Easy to Roll up a Mock Server to Test WebSocket Clients Blog post

How to Build Maintainable Test Factories in Elixir and Phoenix Blog post

Hands on with Elixir/OTP - Interview with Kamil Skowron Blog post

Tangram: Automated Machine Learning in Elixir Project update

intellij-elixir v11.13.0 released Project update

MMore/slack-saved-items-export Project update

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