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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #298

This week in Elixir

ExUnit Best Practices
Kamil shares this opinionated style guide for using Elixir's testing library.

How EEx Turns Your Template Into HTML
Great deep dive into EEx compilation by Mitchell!

Writing Shell Scripts Using Elixir
Alex shows us how we can use Elixir to write awesome CLI tools and scripts!

Elixir Runtime Configuration Trap
Since Elixir 1.9 we have standardised runtime configuration. Michal explains why we still have problems with runtime configuration.

Local Development with LocalStack and Elixir Broadway
Luis wrote about how to create a simple Broadway app that can read and write messages using the SQS LocalStack service.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Presale of "Deploying Elixir: Advanced Topics" Misc

Thinking Elixir: Benchee and OpenSource with Tobias Pfeiffer Podcast

How to Create Neural Network in Elixir Using Nx and Axon Blog post

Subdomain Based SaaS with Phoenix - Part 1 Blog post

Elixir GenServer Name Registration Blog post

Converting Phoenix Views to LiveViews Blog post

Elixir Today: Combining a List of Map via Specific Field Blog post

Building a Streaming Music Service with Phoenix and Elixir Blog post

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