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Issue #399

This week in Elixir

Notes on Adding OpenTelemetry to an Elixir App
Michal shows how he is using OpenTelemetry to get custom data about FIT file decoding in a LiveView app.

Idempotent Seeds in Elixir
Agathe explores how to “run your database seeds a million times with deterministic UUIDs in Elixir”.

Fundamentals of Object Storage
If you want to learn about S3-compatible Object Storage and cool things you can do to it with Elixir, Lars has got you covered!

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirConf EU 2024 Coming Up! Conference

Thinking Elixir: Knowing When to Grow Up Podcast

Elixir Streams |> ⚡️ Stream Server Logs to Console! Video

Exploring Erlang, Elixir and Beyond: A Conversation with Professor Laura Castro Video

Direct File Uploads to Amazon S3 with Phoenix LiveView | AppSignal Blog Blog post

Crbelaus/bun: An Installer for Bun Project update

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