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Issue #423

This week in Elixir

Adapter and Strategy Patterns in Elixir
Chad shows what the strategy and adapter patterns might look like in elixir and how they might allow you to design more maintainable systems.

Typing lists and tuples in Elixir
Great article from José reminiscing on heads of lists and the type system for Elixir.

Implement the Web Share API in Phoenix LiveView
Florian shows you how to create a custom Phoenix LiveView hook to seamlessly share content, improve the user experience, and increase engagement.

Scaling Your Phoenix App in Elixir with FLAME
Saban describes how FLAME can offload intensive tasks to remote machines.

Even more from around the Elixir community

🎥 Erlang vs Elixir: On the Shoulder of Giants There’s Room for Larger Giants Video

State (machine) of Enlightenment [nerves Meetup] Video

Thinking Elixir: Creating an Opening Podcast

Behavior Sanitizers in Elixir Blog post

LiveView Modules Must End in `Live` Blog post

Caching Liveviews - Part 1: The Road to HTTP-caching Liveviews Blog post

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