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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #364

This week in Elixir

Configuring Phoenix Apps: Two Small Adjustments with Big Effects
Malte rearranges Phoenixʼ config files to improve the developer experience!

Livebook v0.10 - Introducing Multi-Session Livebook Apps
The main new feature of this release is Multi-Session Livebook Apps. You can think of them as something similar to scripts, but instead of running in a terminal, they are interactive web applications accessed through the browser.

NTP Implementation in Elixir
Andrei goes thru a simple Network Time Protocol server implementation in Elixir.

Even more from around the Elixir community

LiveView Async Pattern and Admin Tools Podcast

Elixir Fortaleza Conf 2023 Conference

Elixir Streams |> Run a Function N Times Video

Elixir Streams |> Turn Maps (and Keyword Lists) into Structs Video

Instilling a Passion for Functional Programming in Developers - Mikołaj Kubera Video

How to Enable IEx Shell History and Search Blog post

Introducing EXGBoost: Gradient Boosting in Elixir Blog post

Hosting a Small Language (ovo2) from Scratch in Elixir, part 8 Blog post

Observe Your Phoenix App with Structured Logging Blog post

Testing Timer-based Logic in Elixir with Klotho Library Blog post

SQL Injections vs Elixir Blog post

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