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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #313

This week in Elixir

Livebook as an Educational Tool 🧑‍🏫
Alex shows how Livebook is used as an educational tool in his upcoming Elixir Patterns book.

What to expect from the DockYard Academy
Brooklin is building the DockYard Academy to welcome a new generation of developers into our community. Here's how he's doing it (and how to get involved).

Setup VS Code for Elixir Development
Mark shares his experience of setting up a new laptop for Elixir development and opting for “the clean install” approach.

Keep Elixir Test Output Clean
Francis shows you how to keep your Elixir test output clean.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Digital Signal Processing with NxSignal Podcast

Elixir Meetup #7 ▶ Szymon Soppa ▶ Perfecting Local and Remote Elixir CI Pipeline Video

How to Write a Functor in Elixir Blog post

Two Kinds Of Elixir Constants Blog post

Elixir Pattern Matching: Maps Blog post

5 Elixir & Phoenix Resources To Learn PETAL Stack Blog post

Interview with Francesco Cesarini of Erlang Solutions on Erlang and Elixir Use Cases Blog post

Elixir Application Start Phases Blog post

Triggering Repeatable Animations from the Server in LiveView & Elixir Blog post

Rauversion/rauversion-phx: Rauversion is an Open Source Music Platform Project update

Started with Paraxial.io Project update

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