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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #532

This week in Elixir

stampede: Load Testing for Phoenix
Stampede is a load testing library that speaks Phoenix Channels and LiveView, with scenarios written in plain Elixir.

Why PHP's Recent Critical RCEs Are an Architectural Non-Problem in Elixir
Pieter looks in the recent PHP vulnerability and examines how the Elixir ecosystems handles the same attack vectors.

Emudhra and Elixir: Your Phoenix App Has Two Trust Stores
eMudhra's leaked CA keys reach Elixir apps through hackney and certifi. How Charlie fixed Stripe and S3 in a Phoenix app on Fly.io, and how to check yours.

Popcorn 1.0: Moving from AtomVM to OTP/BEAM
Popcorn is a library that lets you run Elixir in the browser. Kuba & team recently released Popcorn 1.0, which replaces AtomVM with OTP/BEAM.

Even more from around the Elixir community

Embedded Gleam for Everyone: D. Bettio & G. Cavalieri on Microcontrollers Podcast

AshRemote + AshMultiDataLayer - Barnabas Jovanovics | AshConf 2026 Video

Introducing Mishka CMS: How We Built a Runtime CMS on Phoenix LiveView - Mishka Software Group Blog post

Choosing Elixir tools with elixir.menu Blog post

xenia: Keep Phoenix in Charge, let JavaScript do What It Does Best: any JS Library in LiveView with one Small Adapter. Project update

Thanos/mojoler released v0.1.0 Project update

Camelot — Public Beta is Open Project update

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