Identifying the Slowest Modules in Your Elixir Test Suite

Elixir 1.17 introduces a flag for ExUnit to identify the slowest modules in your test suite, allowing for performance improvements.

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Exploring Collection of Bound Variables in Elixir Macro Patterns

sectional343 asks how to gather all bound variables from a function definition pattern in Elixir.

Exploring Real-World Applications of LiveView Native

Brian Cardarella discusses various real-world implementations of LiveView Native and highlights projects developed using this framework.

Using Livebook for AI GPU Clusters from Your Laptop

Chris McCord and José Valim discuss how Livebook, FLAME, and the Nx stack integrate into the Elixir ecosystem, allowing seamless AI and GPU workflows directly from your laptop.

Highlights from Elixir Community News and Events

In this episode, updates from the Elixir community are shared, including keynotes from ElixirConf and recent releases.

Mastering LiveView JS for Enhanced Phoenix Applications

Unlock the full potential of Phoenix LiveView with this comprehensive guide to LiveView JS commands. The video covers all 19 commands in detail, along with examples and best practices.

Reviving Your Phoenix Context Design

Peter Ullrich discusses the importance of properly utilizing Phoenix contexts in Elixir applications, retracting his previous suggestion to remove them.

Understanding Simple State in Immutable Languages

AngryFace4 explores the concept of managing state in immutable programming languages like Elixir, seeking clarification on how to effectively handle simple state changes in a functional paradigm.

Elixir Friends Featuring Peter Ullrich

In the inaugural episode of Elixir Friends, Peter Ullrich discusses various aspects of his life, including tech preferences, his courses, and more.

Controlling Concurrency of HTTP Requests in Phoenix API

skwyckl presents a challenge faced when the Phoenix API is overwhelmed by simultaneous requests, leading to errors with Ecto and Postgrex.

Latest Enhancements in phx.tools for Elixir and Phoenix Development

By Amos Kibet: This article discusses recent updates to phx.tools, emphasizing the removal of unnecessary software and the introduction of mise as a version management tool to enhance the development experience in Elixir and Phoenix.

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