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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #436

This week in Elixir

Great for Nerves: Fast Builds, Low Price
Alex shares an overlooked computer great at building Nerves firmware, under $1000.

Phoenix LiveView Goes 1.0
With the release of Phoenix LiveView 1.0, Brian reflects back on the start of the project and how it won him over.

Bridging the Gap: Simplifying Live Component Invocation in Phoenix LiveView
Herminio shows us enhancements in ergonomics enable a more cohesive and developer-friendly approach to invoking live components compared to function components.

refactorex: A VS Code Extension for Fast and Reliable Elixir Code Refactoring.
This is a pretty interesting project by Gabriel that implements refactoring capabilities for Elixir.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir 231: Pretty Error and OTP Raw Mode Podcast

FLOSS Weekly Episode 811: Elixir & Nerves – Real Embedded Linux Podcast

Elixir, Erlang, and the Quest for AI Justice: Building Unbiased ML Systems Video

Beeps and Ports [nerves Meetup] Video

Code BEAM America - the Erlang & Elixir Conference March 6-7, 2025 Conference

Effortless Video Sharing with Phoenix LiveView and FLAME Blog post

Swing the A11y Axe as an Elixir Playwright Blog post

Robust Session Storage in Phoenix Live View Sessions Blog post

Parse a Regex with NimbleOptions Blog post

Clivern/Lynx: 🐺 A Fast, Secure and Reliable Terraform Backend, Set up in Minutes. Project update

b-erdem/jsonpath_ex Project update

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