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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #393

This week in Elixir

Resize Image Uploads with Phoenix LiveView
Anders takes us through the process of resizing images before upload using Liveview Hooks.

Introducing PhoenixTest
German created PhoenixTest, a library that provides a unified way of writing feature tests – regardless of whether you’re testing LiveView pages or static pages. Let's hope his efforts will one day land in Phoenix core!

Seamless Navigation Between SPA and LiveView
Michał provides an example of extending a single page application with Phoenix LiveView, and shows how it mostly works!

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir News Podcast

An Interview with Carlo Gilmar at Code BEAM America 2022 Video

Elixir Streams |> Debugging Tip! One Quick way to Find out Which Functions You're Executing. Video

Thomas Millar, Instructor - The Bridge Between Elixir and AI Video

Scenic Goes To Cairo Meetup

Maintaining GitHub Actions Workflows Blog post

Listing Matches for Users Blog post

Network Optimization (4x WS Message Size Reduction) for Sending a lot of Data from LiveView to Client Using push_event Blog post

Bridging Elixir and Python for Efficient Programming Solutions Blog post

Efficient Phoenix App Deployment with Mix Releases: Check the Complex Guide Blog post

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