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Issue #421

This week in Elixir

LiveState for Elixir: An Overview and How to Build Embeddable Web Apps
Pulkit shows us how to build robust and dynamic embeddable web apps using LiveState for Elixir.

We get an official Elixir Language Server!
Next LS is joining forces with Lexical and ElixirLS! Read all about it on the official Elixir blog.

Elixir CI: Testing, Publishing, and Containerization with GitHub Actions
Florian wrote this article about setting up a CI pipeline for an Elixir application using GitHub Actions.

[video] Erlang Fundamentals for Debugging Elixir
In this talk Lorena explores the fundamentals behind the magic of some of the debugging tools in Elixir and their benefits to debug borderline conditions and find hard to reproduce bugs in live Erlang systems.

Even more from around the Elixir community

OTP for Elixir Programmers (course) Misc

Thinking Elixir: Ecto Soft Deletions Masterclass Podcast

Creating an Elixir DNS Library: Part 1 — Laying the Foundation with the Seeding Mechanism Blog post

kino_libgraph Project update

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