We’ll explore the world of Kubernetes through the eyes of an Elixir programmer to achieve even higher availability, reliability and robustness by levering most tools in the K8s toolbox in a way that would play nice Elixir/OTP and Phoenix applications.

https://brewingelixir.com/intro-to-elixir-applications-on-kubernetes

When working with an existing IoT system that requires a higher level of security, one option is to integrate an off-the-shelf service and delegate to this layer. Alfonso Gonzalez will show how to integrate Amazon Greengrass into Nerves firmware in order to perform secure remote firmware updates using a well-known security standard.

https://www.meetup.com/nerves/events/290189610/

Ship your Elixir apps as single-file, self-contained binaries to MacOS, Linux, and Windows, even if Erlang is not present on target machines.

https://hex.pm/packages/burrito

Check out the README to get started! https://hexdocs.pm/burrito/readme.html

Two techniques to protect sensitive data in Elixir GenServers: implementing the Inspect protocol for structs and implementing the format_status/2 callback. No sensitive data leaking into your logs anymore. https://tech.new-work.se/protecting-sensitive-data-in-elixir-genservers-fac4a8b0ae15

Hello Elixir enthusiasts! 🚀 As the tech landscape evolves, so should our tools and approaches to development. Today, I’m excited to introduce you to a significant advancement in Elixir development that can reshape how we build distributed systems – I present to you Spawn.

https://eigr.io/blog/distributed-elixir-made-easy-with-spawn/

Writeup of my solution for day 7’s challenge with explanation of a handy Elixir term sorting rules trick:

https://lakret.net/blog/2023-12-07-aoc-day7

Today Paraxial.io 2.0 is live, delivering major improvements to help you secure your Elixir and Phoenix applications.

https://paraxial.io/blog/introducing-paraxial

In the second part of our series, we’ll build on our multi-tenant Phoenix application using Ecto custom types and other methods: https://blog.appsignal.com/2023/12/05/advanced-multi-tenancy-for-elixir-applications-using-ecto.html

Walkthrough of my solution to the day’s 4 challenge:

https://lakret.net/blog/2023-12-04-aoc-day4

Hey all, I wrote about the live_session macro surface and the three live_session options

https://dev.to/herminiotorres/what-you-should-know-about-the-livesession-macro-4f3o

New Elixir Meetup is incoming ⚡️- this time, you will get to know a lot about Elixir GenServers - no prior knowledge required (although if you are a pro - feel free to attend and ask a lot of questions 😅 ) This powerful tool is something that makes Elixir stand out among other technologies so it is very useful to be a master of it.

Our speaker Sigu Magwa will happily explain everything and help you master this knowledge like a pro 👍😎

More details below 👇

https://curiosum.com/meetups/elixir

In November, Curiosum conducted an Elixir Survey to gather insights about the state of the Elixir programming language. We collected answers from almost 400 responders, and now we’re ready to share the results with you.

Check it here: https://curiosum.com/surveys/elixir-2023

A walkthrough of how GridPoint is using Elixir and Nerves to develop a state of the art energy management platform.

https://youtu.be/3WHzant4jZc

https://medium.com/@azyzz/performance-optimization-when-adding-12-000-markers-to-the-map-that-renders-fast-with-elixir-04273cb304b0

https://dev.to/azyzz/performance-optimization-when-adding-12000-markers-to-the-map-that-renders-fast-with-elixir-liveview-and-leafletjs-54pf

A couple of Elixir’s dynamic programming goodies that were helpful today

https://lakret.net/blog/2023-12-02-aoc-day2

Another Elixir related article from my learnings while building my own apps! This covered integrating Nebulex, a caching toolkit, to easily add catching around some query functions that are called many times a minute per user. #elixir #elixirphoenix https://blog.guzman.codes/avoid-trips-to-the-database-with-nebulex-phoenix-series

A bit of an overview of my experience solving previous advent of code events and highlights from solving day 1 of this year’s #AoC in #Elixir with Livebook.

https://lakret.net/blog/2023-12-01-aoc

AWS RDS supports IAM database authentication. This means that we don’t have to deal with password rotation and can instead use shortlived tokens as database passwords!

https://danschultzer.com/posts/setup-rds-iam-auth-with-ecto

The handle_params/3 callback helps keep and restore the state in the URL of your LiveView. This is nice because you can share the URL with anyone.

#MyElixirStatus #ElixirLang #Elixir #Erlang

https://dev.to/herminiotorres/when-to-use-the-handleparams-callback-4n12

In this episode, we’ll learn how to use Credo to help us catch inconsistencies and improve our code.

https://elixircasts.io/credo