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Issue #432

This week in Elixir

Phoenix LiveView, hooks and push_event: json-view
How to integrate Javascript libraries that render to the DOM directly with Phoenix LiveView

Avoiding Recompilation Hell in Elixir with mix xref
Renato goes through a common occurrence in large codebases: seemingly unrelated files being recompiled every time you change a module.

How to use Jina Embeddings in Elixir with Bumblebee
Joel describes how to implement and verify the Jina model so we can run it in Bumblebee.

Implementing Distributed Pooling in Elixir
In Elixir, once you have clustering set up, it's ridiculously easy to run some code on another node in your cluster.

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Elixir Book Club Misc

Thinking Elixir: Oban Web Goes Open Source? Podcast

Elixir Wizards: Creating a Local-First Offline-Enabled LiveView PWA with Tony Dang Podcast

Elixir Friends: Matt Wynne Podcast

A New Type of Component Library: Mishka Chelekom Video

Nerves on the Spotify Car Thing [nerves Meetup] Video

Elixir Meetup Kiel Meetup

Chasing a Phoenix LiveView Long Poll Reload Issue Blog post

Solution to First Challenge Blog post

Shorthand Maps for Elixir Blog post

Curiosum Elixir Survey 2024 Project update

bluzky/salad_ui: Liveview Component Library Inspired by Shadcn UI Project update

mishka-group/guarded_struct: Allows to Build Structs that Provide Validation, Sanitizing, Constructor Project update

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