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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #376

This week in Elixir

Validate Data in a Phoenix Application for Elixir
David explores how to avoid bad data and validate data at the boundary of a Phoenix application.

Introducing File Integration - Launch Week 2
José shows how the new file integration can be used to integrated files in your livebooks in more meaningful ways.

Introducing http_cache, a BEAM-native Standard-compliant HTTP Caching Library
In this article, Tangui explores the features of http_cache and associated libraries released last year.

Nerves Project Update 2023
Frank gives an overview of the latest updates to the Nerves project at the Nerves Meetup.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir News Podcast

Rate-limiting a Phoenix API with Hammer Video

Elixir Streams |> LiveView's Async Assigns Video

Remote Execution Smart Cell - Launch Week 2 - Day 1 Blog post

Speech-to-text with Whisper: Timestamping, Streaming, and Parallelism, Oh-my! - Launch Week 2 - Day 2 Blog post

Exploring ETL with Oban Blog post

Authorize Access to Your Phoenix app with Permit Blog post

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