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This week in Elixir

Upgrading to Phoenix 1.3
In the latest episode ElixirCasts take an existing Phoenix app and upgrade it to Phoenix 1.3.

Elixir Phoenix and Porting from Ruby on Rails
This post shows how moving relevant Ruby on Rails applications to Phoenix for high concurrency projects can increase performance and lower costs.

Stateful WebSockets with Elixir’s GenStage
Ed wrote up how he had a go at using GenStage in conjunction with Phoenix channels as the backend for an incremental search solution.

Connecting to Running Applications with IEx Remote Shell
Read about how to use the --remsh option in IEX to connect to running Elixir applications from the command line.

Introducing ElixirLS, the Elixir Language Server
Jake presents his first, rough release for an Elixir Language Server.

Even more from around the Elixir community

ElixirConf US - 5-8 Sep - Bellevue Conference

Elixir.LDN 2017 - 17 Aug - London Conference

Implementing a Worker Pool in 4 Acts Talk slides

Ex Manga Downloadr - Part 6: The Rise of FLOW Blog post

Tutorial: Deploying Elixir applications with Docker and Digital Ocean Blog post

Scaling SaaS - Leveraging Database Transactions For Complex Forms in Phoenix Blog post

Testing Absinthe with ExUnit Blog post

Optimal order for adding lists Blog post

Decorate functions using macros in Elixir Blog post

Elixir & Phoenix, mp4 and the Safari Blog post

Why the Elixir language has great potential Blog post

Build a Home Weather Display with Nerves and GrovePi Blog post

Ecto Schema JSON serialization Blog post

BetterParams for Phoenix Project update

EctoAutoslugField adds Ecto 2.1 version support Project update

Sobelow, the Phoenix vulnerability scanner - v0.3.6 Project update

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