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Issue #355

This week in Elixir

Why Elixir?
A page that highlights the achievements of businesses leveraging the Elixir technology stack.

How to use Monaco Editor with Phoenix LiveView and Esbuild
Monaco is state-of-the-art browser-based code editor that powers VS Code. Michał integrates it with Phoenix LiveView using esbuild.

A Love Letter to React
Great write-up by Chris about the inspirations for LiveView's component feature and how React changed an entire indutry's thinking.

Build Your own Lazy Operation Evaluator in Elixir
German was always fascinated by how Elixir’s Stream module handles operations lazily by storing them in a struct, so he wanted to see what it’d be like to write a simple implementation of a lazy math evaluator.

Even more from around the Elixir community

TIL: Casting Associations in Phoenix Misc

Elixir Wizards: José Valim on the Future of the Elixir Ecosystem Podcast

Thinking Elixir: Peeking Inside the Livebook Podcast

Introduction to Protocols Video

Shell Scripting With Elixir with Onorio Catenacci Video

EMPEX NYC | Brooklyn, NY | June 9, 2023 Conference

2023 and Beyond: Why Learning Elixir is Still a Smart Move for Developers Blog post

Spotlight: Sophie DeBenedetto (author) Interview and AMA! Blog post

There are Macros and There are *macros* Blog post

Svelte As An Alternative LiveView DSL Blog post

Elixir Adoption - 2 Minute Survey Blog post

An Introduction to Absinthe Blog post

008: Processes in Elixir Blog post

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