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This week in Elixir

Exploit Guard: Open Source Runtime Application Self Protection for Elixir
Detect and stop hacking attempts at runtime. Exploit Guard is an open source RASP tool for Elixir, which monitors for remote code execution (RCE) attacks at runtime.

The Many States of Elixir
A post on mutability and state in Elixir. Functional yes. Immutable? Eeh..

Prefixed Base62 UUIDv7 Object IDs with Ecto
Dan shows us how to set up human-readable Object IDs with Ecto using prefixed base62 encoded UUIDv7.

Adding Dialyzer Without the Pain
Adding Dialyzer to an existing project can feel overwhelming when you see the wall of red and have 100s of errors. Noah shares some tips and tricks that let you keep your productivity without getting overwhelmed.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir v1.15.0-rc.2 Released! Misc

Thinking Elixir News Podcast

Elixir Wizards: Future of Types in Elixir w/ José Valim, Guillaume Duboc, and Giuseppe Castagna Podcast

Anatomy of a LiveView Test Video

Scripting with Elixir Blog post

Static Typing in Elixir Blog post

Why do ML on the Erlang VM? Blog post

Custom Kaffy Styling Blog post

Phoenix LiveView: Async Assign Pattern Blog post

Utilizing Phoenix LiveView's Error HTML Pages Blog post

How Much Memory is Needed to run 1M Erlang Processes? Blog post

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