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Issue #323

This week in Elixir

Id3vx – a Library for Parsing and Encoding ID3 Tags
Remember ID3 tags in MP3 files? Lars wrote an awesome ID3v2 library and an equally awesome introductory blog post.

My Future with Elixir: Set-theoretic Types
The first article of José's "My Future with Elixir" series is out and it discusses Set-theoretic types and the core team's on-going research on types for Elixir.

Faster XML Parsing with Elixir
Explore how you can parse XML effectively with Elixir using a few different methods.

Optimize Ecto's insert_all with Placeholders
Learn how to never sent duplicate data to your database again with insert_all/3 calls using placeholders.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: NPM CLI Maintainer Moves to Phoenix and Rust Podcast

Elixir Meetup at 2022-09-14 Meetup

Infinitely Scroll Images in LiveView Blog post

LiveView Native Weekly #4 Blog post

Some Early Thoughts on LiveView Native Blog post

Probuild Ex Part Two Blog post

Challenges with Testing Phoenix LiveView with Cypress Blog post

What is App Scaling and why Elixir is Perfect for Scalable Applications? Blog post

mcrumm/phoenix_profiler: Web Profiler and Debug Toolbar for Phoenix Framework Project update

phenixdigital/phx_live_storybook: A Pluggable Storybook for Your LiveView Components. Project update

nerves-metal-detector/nerves_metal_detector: Find Hardware Supported by the Nerves Framework and Where to buy It Project update

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