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Issue #420

This week in Elixir

Demystifying the Registry Module in Elixir
The Registry module in Elixir is often unknown to many developers, in this blog post Arpan explores what it's all about and dives into some common use cases.

Umbrella? Poncho? Go Naked!
Run a Phoenix web-based UI directly within a Nerves firmware project. No umbrella, no poncho.

Understanding use and __using__ in Elixir
Hector gets into the weeds of using the use macro (pun intended).

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirConf US 2024 Schedules Conference

State (machine) of Enlightenment Meetup

Thinking Elixir: Bob Gets Busy and Google's in Trouble Podcast

An Expedition into Elixir ML with Bruce Tate and Savannah Manning Video

Sam McDavid, Machine Learning for Stock Trading in Elixir Video

Building Analytics Systems with Elixir Video

A/B Testing and HTTP Caching with `plug_http_cache` Blog post

What Language Modeling is all About? Blog post

Crbelaus/bun: An Installer for Bun Project update

ErrorTracker v0.2.0 has been released Project update

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