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Issue #449

This week in Elixir

Using Streams and Async Together in LiveView
Jaeyson shows us how async and streams come together just like bread and butter.

Semaphore's Open Source Repo
Semaphore, the CI/CD tool, just went open source and it may be one of the biggest OSS Elixir apps out there.

An Introduction to Absinthe for Elixir Monitoring with AppSignal
Sapan explores how to leverage AppSignal’s automatic instrumentation and custom metrics for Absinthe.

Mastering Job Scheduling With Ecron
While a bit more on the Erlang side, this gives a nice introduction to Ecron for scheduling things.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Thinking Elixir 243: Elixir Jobs: Seniors Only Need Apply? Podcast

Is It Possible to use Nerves for low Power Systems? Video

Soleil: Open Source Power Management Hardware [nerves Meetup] Video

Making Bookings Asynchronously Conference

Iex -S mix phx.server: What? How? Blog post

The $0.30 Coach: Custom Elixir Challenges with LLM Agents Blog post

Security in Elixir and Phoenix Blog post

NervesConf US 2025 Project update

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