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Issue #408

This week in Elixir

A REST Client for Browsers
Marcelo & team have built Polo, an open source REST client that runs in your browser.

The State of the Nerves Nation
A survey all about Nerves, Nerves Hub, and the things we are building with them. The survey is open until by the 31st of May.

Using Dependency Injection in Elixir
Alan shows us why and how dependency injection can prove useful in Elixir.

Taming Data with Ecto.Enum and Ecto.Type!
Herminio wrote about Taming data with Ecto.Enum and Ecto.Type!

Even more from around the Elixir community

OTP 27.0 released Misc

Thinking Elixir News Podcast

"From Inspiration to Execution" with Camber Griffin Podcast

Richer Domain Types with Ecto Custom Types Video

Improve Your Component's Game with Storybook Blog post

Submit your blog post/project update

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