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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #342

This week in Elixir

Organising Ecto Schemas
Placing schemas inside contexts makes it difficult to distinguish between data and actions. Stephen tries to fix that.

Listen to Database Changes with Postgres Triggers and Elixir
When broadcasting database changes, we usually use Phoenix.PubSub. But what if that’s not available? Learn how to set up Postgres Triggers to send Notifications to your Elixir app if anything changes.

Catching (probably All) Email SPAM with a Really Tasty Honeypot
How Clemens & team designed an email honeypot for our landing page that so far catches all SPAM emails.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Episode 138 Podcast

Elixir and Phoenix Security Video

Owen Bickford, WebAuthnComponents, Denver Elixir Meetup Feb 2023 Video

LiveViewTest's Awesome form/3 Helper Video

EMPEX NYC is Back in Brooklyn This June - CfP open! Conference

Under the Hood of Ecto Blog post

Making a CheckboxGroup Input Blog post

A New Beginning and a New Website Blog post

Shun Keeps Your HTTP Secrets Safe Blog post

Livebook Inside Hugging Face Spaces Blog post

Customize Outputs with Inspect Protocol Blog post

Why Does Paraxial.io Focus on Elixir Security? Blog post

Custom Styling with LiveView Function Component Attributes Blog post

Building Multiplayer Gaming & Gamedev Platform with Elixir, Phoenix LiveView and Rust Blog post

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