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Issue #268

This week in Elixir

elixir-nx/explorer: Dataframes for Elixir
Explorer is now part of the official elixir-nx GitHub org and it has a logo.

Exercism v3
Exercism v3 launched, new features include a web editor (coding in the browser) and a completely new type of exercises - learning exercises - which transform Exercism into the best place to learn a new programming language from scratch.

How to Generate PDF in Elixir
Arkadiusz wrote a post on generating PDFs with Elixir.

Using Schemaless Changesets to Separate Concerns Between the Web Context and the Business Context
Mike thinks about multiple flavors of changesets for his business nouns and web forms.

An Introduction to Metaprogramming in Elixir
Learn some fundamentals of metaprogramming as well as some Elixir metaprogramming secrets in this post from Jia.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Backend Engineer (f/m/d) Misc

Elixir Mix: Miss Elixir ft. Fernando Hamasaki Podcast

BeamRadio: Code Heresy with Chris Keathley Podcast

Thinking Elixir: SMS Texting in Nerves with Peter Ullrich Podcast

ExUnit.Callbacks Video

Laura Castro on Property-Based Testing in Elixir Video

Why Choose Elixir for the Development of Your Products? Blog post

Encrypt Your Database with Ecto Custom Type Blog post

Installing Erlang & Elixir Using Asdf on M1 Macs Blog post

GitHub - Syamilmj/para: Para - Declarative way of Validating HTTP Parameters Project update

GitHub - Exograd/erl-imf: Erlang Library Designed to Handle Internet Message Format Generation and Parsing. Project update

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