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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #344

This week in Elixir

Physical Knobs & Userspace Drivers in Elixir
Lars has been experimenting and have had a ton of fun doing so.

Phoenix 1.7.0 released!
Read all about built-in Tailwind, Verified Routes, LiveView Streams, and what's next!

Phoenix Dev Blog - Streams
“Streams” is the latest addition to Phoenix LiveView! Chris wrote this post about it, shining a light on the problem it solves and shares some insight into how it works.

Can’t Live `with` It, Can’t Live `with`out It
`with` is a wonderful tool, but in Brian's experience it is a bit overused.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir: Episode 140 Podcast

LiveView 0.18 on Phoenix 1.7 Video

A Test Drive of Diana’s new hex Package, Orion Video

How To Upgrade Elixir Phoenix Smoothly - 1.7 Edition Video

LiveView's new Streams Video

Adding Images to a Phoenix Application Video

A Quick Tip: Create Keyboard Shortcuts to run Frequent Tasks in VS Code. Video

A Quick Look at EctoDbg Video

How to Add Feature Flags in a Phoenix Application Using fun_with_flags Blog post

An Introduction to Test Factories and Fixtures for Elixir Blog post

Tailwind CSS Phoenix Blog post

The 3 Features that Will Make you Fall for Elixir Blog post

LeetCode - Longest Palindromic Substring Blog post

Elixir/Phoenix Security: Remote Code Execution and Serialisation Blog post

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