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Issue #291

This week in Elixir

LiveView Feels Faster with a Delayed Loading Indicator
Navigating between Live Views is fast, but Mark shows us how it can feel even faster!

Oban: Job Processing Library for Elixir
Milton wrote about Oban, the job processing library for Elixir.

Elixir `tap` and `then` Macros - Life-saving Helpers
Bartosz gives some great examples how to use tap/1 and then/1.

Plugins in Elixir Applications
Aleksei blogged on how one might approach a plugin-like functionality with Elixir behaviours.

Functional Programming in Elixir with Witchcraft
Find out how you can use the Witchcraft library to do Haskell-style programming in Elixir.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: SavvyCal and Indie SaaS with Derrick Reimer Podcast

How Do: Elixir, Functional Fundamentals Video

Hello, Erlang! A new Podcast Blog post

Modern Webapps with React, Phoenix, Elixir and TypeScript Blog post

Quick Migration from LEEx to HEEx Blog post

Telemetry and Metrics in Elixir Blog post

Oban v2.11, Pro v0.10, and Web v2.9 Released Blog post

How To Build a [counter with Elixir, Phoenix, LiveView and Tailwind CSS] | No Javascript Blog post

Debug Erlang NIF Library on Macos and Linux Blog post

Tashirosota/mixin Project update

Am-kantox/formulae: A set of Function to Deal with Analytical Formulae. Project update

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