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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #357

This week in Elixir

Pogo - Distributed Supervisor for Elixir
Pogo is a distributed supervisor built on top of Erlang process groups. It abstracts away the complexity process scheduling and supervision in distributed environments.

Phoenix LiveView 0.19 Released
LiveView 0.19.0 - the last release before 1.0 - is out! This release includes long awaited dynamic form features, new stream primitives, and closes the gap on what you wished was possible with LiveView.

Dynamic Forms with LiveView Streams
Check out Berenice's post and discover how to build a dynamic list component with seamless item addition, removal, editing, and resetting using Streams and form components in LiveView.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Testing LiveView Misc

Elixir Wizards: Sean Moriarity on the Future of Machine Learning with Elixir Podcast

Thinking Elixir: Elixir Tools and Language Servers Podcast

You Should go to ElixirConf! Video

Recompile Your Code from Within IEx Video

Keynote: How to Sell Elixir (again) by Evadne Wu | Code BEAM Lite Stockholm 2023 Video

010: Livebook Blog post

Elixir hot Code Swapping to the Rescue Blog post

Context Maintainability & Guidelines in Elixir & Phoenix Blog post

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