Sneeze: render Elixir data-structures to HTML.

https://hex.pm/packages/sneeze

Inspired by the Clojure library, hiccup

No major feature in that version but there was a couple of improvements across the board. Here are a few highlights:

• The Postmark adapter now supports server-side templates.
• The Mailgun adapter now supports attaching arbitrary data to emails (custom vars).
• gen_stmp is now an optional dependency.
• and more… Check out the changelog for more details.

We built an elixir library to interact with Geckoboard’s new Datasets API. See our code or read about it on our blog

Updating Twittex to consume data from Twitter’s streaming API using Elixir GenStage.

https://almightycouch.org/blog/reactive-tweets-elixir-genstage/

José Valim is the creator of the Elixir programming language. Austin Erlang is taking a deeper look into José’s life to quantify the tenets of successful programming and living a rich and rewarding life.

http://austinerlang.org/2016-10-17-jose-interview/

I have been building a Phoenix REST API, and I wrote about the TDD process I use.

This is Part I, which focuses on separation of concerns to create reusable modules that can be used in any context, not just from the controller.

https://medium.com/@lasseebert/test-driving-a-phoenix-endpoint-part-i-b53e300c1a0a

https://github.com/sotojuan/exhn

Ever wanted to get started with a Jenkins CI server? Check my latest blog post for the first steps..

https://blog.johanwarlander.com/2016/10/17/setting-up-a-jenkins-ci-server

In the next few posts about Jenkins, we’ll be working our way up to running tests for Elixir apps, looking at Distillery, doing deployments to standalone servers, as well as playing around with some more advanced Jenkins features like build pipelines.

Un post dando una vista rápida para empezar a aprender Elixir, en Español. https://mijailr.com/elixir/2016/10/17/primeros-pasos-con-elixir/

The latest version of OK has recently been released.

OK makes use of the :ok tuple convention used in many erlang and elixir libraries. It provides a result pipe macro which supports early returns in the case of errors.

OK 0.2.0 upgrades the result pipe so it’s semantics match the the native pipe operator familiar to Elixir developers.

Today benchee has seen it’s 0.5.0 release - the details are in the Changelog while a more high level view + sneak peak of html formatter and graphs resides on my blog.

In general, benchee now scales units e.g. instead of reporting a gazillion microseconds it might report milliseconds or seconds and instead of 5 something million written out it will report 5.xx M(illion). Hope you enjoy this release!

http://www.phoenixdiff.org/

https://github.com/sotojuan/exbox

How to use Flynn (open source heroku alternative) to deploy a phoenix application.

http://nsomar.com/how-to-use-flynn-to-deploy-a-phenix-app

Cachex, a memory caching system for Elixir, has just been updated to v2.0.0 with new support for many things, including custom command invocations and cache limitations - check it out!

https://github.com/zackehh/cachex/releases

Last week I finally updated this site to look more like our community newsletter, ElixirWeekly, and to support the newest version of both Elixir and Phoenix.

Read the blog post for a side-by-side comparison.

http://blog.goodbot.co/an-introduction-to-the-actor-model/

Wasn’t going to say about this, but someone starred my repo. So I thought maybe other people will find it useful. https://github.com/princemaple/elixir-side-effect

This lib streamlines the side effect calls into your pipeline.

http://jmgomez.me/one-flew-over-the-phoenixs-nest/

http://blog.goodbot.co/how-stateful-web-applications-work/