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Issue #292

This week in Elixir

phx_component_helpers
Christian created this library to make your Phoenix LiveView components more configurable and extensible from your HEEX templates.

Elixir, Telemetry, and Prometheus
Miguel wrote this post on how to expose your Telemetry to Prometheus.

Testing Singleton Processes with Dependency Injection
Named singleton processes are wonderful for Elixir applications, but they often make it hard to test their behavior. German shares his solution to this problem.

Debugging Phoenix web Applications with New Relic and CodeStream
In this tutorial, Ben shows us how to use it to debug Phoenix web apps using New Relic!

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Reviewing Elixir with José Valim - Part 2 Podcast

Macro Madness: when Busting Boilerplate Backfires - Robert Ellen Video

Managing Business Rules in Elixir Applications - Qiu Hua Video

Nx Tip of the Week #14 – Slicing and Indexing Blog post

Blockchain Tech Deep Dive 4/4 | Innovating with Erlang and Elixir Blog post

My Elixir Timeline Blog post

Speaker Interview with Ulf Wiger - Functional Conf 2022 Blog post

Building EMQX Releases with Elixir's Mix Blog post

Dev & Design Round-up 20: Oban, Phoenix LiveView and Netflix Data Science Blog post

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