Exploring Alternative Testing Strategies in Elixir

In this session from ElixirConf US 2024, Nicholas Henry discusses a fresh approach to testing in Elixir that moves away from traditional mocks.

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Funding Program for Elixir and Erlang Speakers

José Valim announces the Elixir Outreach program, providing financial support for community members to present Elixir and Erlang at external events.

Understanding the Power of the Pipe Operator in Elixir

This article delves into the pipe operator in Elixir, highlighting how it enhances code readability and maintainability by transforming function calls into understandable pipelines.

Elixir Wizards Season 14 Launches with Insights on Elixir and Other Technologies

Season 14 of Elixir Wizards explores Elixir's interoperability with Rust, Zig, and more, starting on May 29, 2025.

Understanding Resilience in Elixir Development

This talk was recorded at ElixirConf EU 2025 and discusses lessons learned about resilience in coding amidst changing requirements.

Recent Developments in Elixir and Its Type System

In this talk from ElixirConf EU 2025, José Valim discusses recent updates from the Elixir team, ongoing projects, research activities, and upcoming features in the next release.

Building a Budget Tracking App with Phoenix LiveView and Ecto

[series] In this episode, we create a dedicated budget period view and implement advanced database aggregation to calculate rolling balances across budget periods!

Optimizing Message Publishing in Elixir with RabbitMQ

In this article, the author discusses creating wrappers around RabbitMQ for message publishing in Elixir, emphasizing the importance of reliable message delivery and efficient publisher confirmations.

Exploring the Future of Code Generators in Elixir

This talk was recorded at ElixirConf EU 2025, where Chris McCord discusses the evolution and future of code generators.

Latest Updates in Elixir: New Libraries and Features

News covers Hex 2.2.0, Honeybadger's APM for Elixir, José Valim's demonstration of Tidewave, LiveDebugger v0.2.0 features, and new libraries for Lua scripting and distributed execution.

Implementing Automated Persisted Queries in Elixir with Absinthe

This article describes the implementation of Automated Persisted Queries (APQ) using Absinthe in an Elixir/Phoenix application.

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