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Issue #33: Web based observer, Feature Folders and End-to-End Testing

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This week in Elixir

Wobserver - web based observer
Square Enix open sourced their web based observer for Elixir. Web based metrics, monitoring, and observer all-in-one.

harnais - A harness for testing Elixir code
harnais is a package to help write concise and convenient tests, without lots of boilerplate.

Using Feature Folders in Phoenix
Learn how to organise your Phoenix code by features rather than traditional MVC types.

10 Killer Elixir Tips
Read about 10 Elixir secrets you may or may not know.

Atom Editor for Elixir Development (Revisted)
Are you developing Elixir applications in the Atom Editor? This post revisits some recommended plugins.

End-to-end Testing in Elixir with Hound
In this tutorial, Maciej describes how to use Hound for web scraping and end-to-end testing Phoenix applications.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Fountain w/ Joe Armstrong Podcast

ElixirConf.EU 2017 Conference

STL Elixir Meetup Group Meetup

Broken Links - A phoenix app Part 06 Video

Parsing Markdown with Earmark - ElixirCasts.io Video

Rendering Life on a Canvas with Phoenix Sockets Blog post

Phoenix |> CircleCI |> Heroku deployment Blog post

When & Where to use [ cast - call- info] callbacks-GenServer Blog post

More Changesets, Less Problems Blog post

Breaking Down the Breaker Blog post

The story of Conn in the world of Phoenix Blog post

Learning Elixir - First Impressions Blog post

Create a riak_core application in Elixir (Part 3) Blog post

Write Your First Macro - Meta Programming Blog post

Phoenix and Elm, a real use case (pt. 3) Blog post

Telegram Inline Bot Creation in Elixir Blog post

Write your own Sigils - Elixir Blog post

Very Early Bird tickets for #EUC17 Stockholm now on sale Project update

airbrake-elixir 0.5 is released with a bunch of new features. Project update

Throttle / Debounce your tasks / operations, group them together! Project update

Presenting Clusterable Project update

Operational Transformation in Elixir Project update

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That's it for this round, have a great day!
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