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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #350

This week in Elixir

Analyze Meta Tags With Elixir
A quick walk through on how to analyse for meta tags on websites using Elixir.

An Introduction to Mocking Tools for Elixir
Let’s explore three mocking tools you can use in Elixir — Mock, Mox, and Mimic.

Using our One and Done Library to Power Idempotent API Requests
Add idempotency to your Phoenix/Plug apps with as little as one line of code using the new One and Done hex package!

Ecto v3.10.0 released
Ecto v3.10 is out with some exciting improvements around changesets, some of them focused on better interplay with LiveView.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Michael Lubas on the Future of Elixir Security Podcast

Thinking Elixir News Podcast

Ash Primer: Calculations Video

Inspecting LiveView Payloads with liveSocket.enableDebug() Video

Simulate LiveView Latency with liveSocket.enableLatencySim() Video

Elixir Security: What's the Impact of DoS due to Atom Creation? Blog post

Deploy Notebooks as Apps & Quality-of-life Upgrades - Launch Week 1 - Day 1 Blog post

Distributed² Machine Learning Notebooks with Elixir and Livebook - Launch Week 1 - Day 2 Blog post

Hubs and Secret Management - Launch Week 1 - Day 3 Blog post

Crafting Your own Static Site Generator Using Phoenix Blog post

Exploring Functions, Data Structures, and Strings in Elixir Blog post

Phoenix LiveView Zipped Uploads Blog post

Learning Elixir Blog post

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