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Issue #384

This week in Elixir

Rethinking Serverless with FLAME
Chris writes about the pursuit of elastic, auto-scaling applications.

Advanced Multi-tenancy for Elixir Applications Using Ecto
In the second part of their series, the fine folks at AppSignal are extending their multi-tenant Phoenix application using Ecto custom types and other methods.

How to set up AWS RDS IAM Database Authentication with Ecto
In this article, Dan describes how AWS RDS supports IAM database authentication, which means that we don’t have to deal with password rotation and can instead use short lived tokens as database passwords!

What you Should Know About the live_session Macro
Herminio wrote about the live_session macro surface and the three live_session options.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Survey 2023 by Curiosum Misc

Elixir Meetup at 2023-12-13 by Curiosum Meetup

The Technology Behind GridPoint Video

Introducing Paraxial.io 2.0 Blog post

Performance Optimization when Adding 12,000+ Markers to the map that Renders Fast with Elixir, LiveView, and Leaflet.js Blog post

Avoid Trips To The Database With Nebulex - Phoenix Series Blog post

Advent of Code 2024 Started! Day 1 in Elixir and Livebook Blog post

Advent of Code 2024 Day 2 Highlights Blog post

Advent of Code 2023 Day 4 Highlights Blog post

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