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Andrew Timberlake shares a simple JavaScript snippet that highlights LiveView DOM changes with a red outline for 1 second. Great for debugging when things don't work as expected in your LiveView apps.
Paulo Valente explores binary pattern matching in Elixir. He starts with simple byte extraction, then implements a recursive key-length-value codec, showing how binaries enable efficient data processing with surprisingly concise syntax.
Kevin Barrett shares how Elixir guided his team to make solid architectural decisions. He highlights how libraries like let_me simplified authorization, how quickly they implemented file sync with Broadway, and why he genuinely enjoys writing tests in Elixir. This is another good case study/testimonial of using Elixir.
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Vsevolog Grigoriev explores how Elixir code transforms into Erlang Abstract Code during compilation. He dissects conditionals, dot operators, with/for comprehensions, protocols, and string interpolation, revealing clever compiler optimizations and giving us a peek into Elixir's internals.
Does AI generate good Elixir and Phoenix code? Daniel Bergholz shares how he uses AI and Windsurf to write Elixir code. He discusses practical tips for leveraging these tools, like using memories and custom rules, and how to help the AI to access up-to-date information about your stack.
Anton Frolov demystifies BEAM's memory model by exploring how data sharing works between processes and ETS tables. He explains foundational concepts and shares practical tips for debugging memory issues in Elixir applications.
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