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Issue #338

This week in Elixir

Async Processing in LiveView
When Chris McCord showed off doing image classification in a single-file Phoenix application, he used a really cool way to run an async Task in a LiveView that is linked to the LiveView process. Berenice dug deeper into this concept.

What's new in Livebook 0.8
This post by Hugo showcases ten of the most noteworthy features released with Livebook v0.8.

LiveSelect - Select for LiveView
In this free episode of ElixirCasts we see a dynamic selection field using LiveSelect.

BuildItWithPhoenix.com Launched!
Geoffrey worked on this Elixir & Phoenix video course over the past couple of months.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Inside the Security Working Group Podcast

Easy Caching in Elixir Video

Concurrency in Action - Saša Jurić Video

Using CQRS in Phoenix Contexts Blog post

Using Live Suffix in LiveView Blog post

LiveView Native Yearly Update Blog post

Phoenix LiveDashboard with Content Security Policy (csp) Blog post

PostgreSQL Logical Replication with Docker and Elixir Blog post

New Project Commands for new Elixir Phoenix LiveView Project in 2023 Blog post

Building a Remote Control Car from Scratch Using Elixir Blog post

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