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[ElixirWeekly] Issue #89 - While Loops & Lightweight Dependency Injection in Elixir

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Functional Imperative Programming With Elixir
Paul published this great writeup of implementing a while loop in Elixir as a macro.

Lightweight Dependency Injection in Elixir (w/o the Tears)
What are some lightweight ways to do dependency injection in Elixir that don’t require the ceremony overhead of a Behaviour? Let's find out!

Organize Your Functional Code
When coming to a functional language, people often ask, “How do I organize my code?” This blog post takes a look at some ways in which data structures and abstractions can tell us how to organize our modules and functions.

Benchmarking ets Tables vs. GenServers
Devon heard so many people say “ets tables are super fast” without numbers to back it up, so he went out to prove it!

Elixir Pipeline Operators
A small writing on what operators can be used in Elixir for pipelining and how.

That's it for this round, have a great day!
@rrrene from ElixirWeekly

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