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Issue #416

This week in Elixir

Client vs Server Side Interactions in Phoenix LiveView
Nyakio wrote these guidelines on deciding between client-side and server-side handling of user interactions in Phoenix LiveView.

Validate and Transform Your Data with Schematic
Mitchell talks about Schematic, a library for validating and transforming data in Elixir, similar to Ecto Changesets and Norm.

How to respond to channel broadcasts in a Phoenix LiveView app layout
Andrew talks about what he aptly describes as having global state in LiveView.

Even more from around the Elixir community

TIL: LiveView toast after async work Misc

Paraxial.io is Now Free for Elixir Developers Misc

Thinking Elixir: A Passion for Testing Podcast

Use These `:timer` Helpers to Remove Magic ms Numbers Video

Flash Notifications with Flashy Video

Elixir Supervisor, a Powerful Thing can Help Dev & Devops Sleep Well! Blog post

Exploring Open Source Elixir Projects: Innovation and Community Contributions Blog post

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