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This week in Elixir

Functional Arrays in Elixir and Erlang
A brief walk-through of functional arrays in Elixir and Erlang by Troy.

Building a Full-text Search Engine in Elixir
Full-text search is a common requirement in a number of different types of applications. Philip shares his new library Haystack in this blog post.

Announcing Potion Shop - An Open Source Vulnerable Elixir/Phoenix App for Security Education
Potion Shop is a sample Phoenix application which is purposefully vulnerable to common web security issues, such as RCE, XSS, and CSRF.

Single File Elixir Scripts
Great guide by Jason on Elixir Scripts in a single file.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Join the Elixir Buddies Discord Server! Misc

Thinking Elixir: Episode 143 Podcast

BeamRadio: The One and Only José Valim Podcast

Better Function Component Tests with ~h Video

Dynamic Function Calls at Runtime Video

Acive Cells on Elixir's Livebook Video

Lisbon |> Elixir 19th Edition Meetup

8bit-sized #1 | GenServer handle_call Without a Reply Blog post

Generating Data Functions in Your Elixir App | AppSignal Blog Blog post

Building a Chat App with LiveView Streams Blog post

Run Specific Test Cases with ExUnit Blog post

Phoenix with GitHub OAuth Authentication Blog post

Getting to Know - Bram Verburg Blog post

Frerich/underthehood: A Phoenix LiveView Component Offering an Interactive IEx Shell Project update

Programming Machine Learning Project update

That's it for this round, have a great day!
@rrrene from ElixirWeekly

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