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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #332

This week in Elixir

Write Migrations Last
Paweł wrote this interesting piece about migrations, a very specific part of our code bases which does not change often but has a high impact.

Advent of Code 2022
It's this magical time of the year, Advent of Code is here! This ongoing post is by Andrea from the Elixir core team.

Improve UX with LiveView Page Transitions
Mike shares how to improve the look and feel of our LiveView apps with page transitions.

Build a Roles and Permissions System for Phoenix - Part 1
Not ALL users should have access to ALL data! Peter builds a Roles and Permissions system to manage that access!

Even more from around the Elixir community

LiveMatch: Building a Real-Time App for Soccer with Phoenix LiveView Blog post

Thinking Elixir - Speedy like a Bandit Podcast

Advent of Code 2022: Day 1, Elixir + Livebook Video

Create a Simple Game with LiveView Video

TIL: Only one Server Will run Your Migrations Blog post

TIL: Disabling Introspection in Prod for Absinthe Blog post

Elixir/Phoenix Security: Introduction to Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Blog post

Smart Work Distribution Across Nodes/Process Blog post

EEF: Meet the Sponsors - Mainmatter Blog post

karolsluszniak/ex_check: One Task to Efficiently run all Code Analysis Project update

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