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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #474

This week in Elixir

Things I've Realized About Testing Elixir Code
"Tests are neither free nor forever" is one of the things Issak realized about testing.

Expert: Official Elixir LSP Implementation
The official Elixir Language Server is now on GitHub!

5-minute Guide to Elixir Caller Tracking
Now is the second best time to talk about caller tracking, according to Alex.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Elixir Wizards: Enter the Elixirverse: Season 14 Wrap-Up Podcast

Thinking Elixir: Got Your Popcorn Here! Podcast

Using belongs_to Associations with Phoenix Forms Video

First Elixir Ruhr Meetup: Global Elixir Meetup Edition Meetup

Building a Ragnarok Online Server in Elixir - Part 3 Blog post

Why We Killed Riak Search, and What We Are Doing Instead Conference

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