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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #326

This week in Elixir

Remote Development in Elixir with Gitpod 🍊
Ben wrote a post on how to get up and running with Elixir and Gitpod.

Oban Starts Where Tasks End
Parker describes why Oban layers missing functionality on tasks and leverages persistence.

Cross Site Scripting (xss) Patterns in Phoenix
Have you had to deal with XSS vulnerabilities in an Elixir application? Michael walks us through four different examples of vulnerable code in his blog post.

🎙 Elixir Wizards: Mark & David from Thinking Elixir on Ecto Queries 🎙
A podcast takeover! The hosts of @hinking Elixir join the Elixir Wizards to parse the particulars of Ecto Queries!

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Securing Elixir and Teaching the Team Podcast

Mastering Liveview Conference

Demo of phx_live_storybook v0.4.5 Video

Reacting to the Phoenix Keynote Video

Build a Real-time Twitter Clone with Steno Using LiveView and Phoenix 1.6 Video

LiveView Native Weekly Update #6 Blog post

An Animated Introduction to Elixir Blog post

Phcurado/parameter Project update

mcrumm/req_sandbox: Req Plugin for Phoenix Ecto SQL Sandbox Project update

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