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ElixirWeekly by @elixirstatus

Issue #526

This week in Elixir

Label Your Processes
Nathan shares how Elixir process labels are making BEAM applications much easier to understand and debug.

Broadway Visual Explainer
After Andrea's last post about GenStage, this one's a visual explainer of how Elixir's Broadway works and all the knobs you can use to tune pipelines.

Even more from around the Elixir community

America’s Premier Elixir & Phoenix Conference Takes Place on Sept 10-11, 2026, Chicago & Online Conference

Finding Your Broken Glass: A Flaky Test Prompt for GitHub Actions Blog post

Say No To AI Prose: Humans Should Write For Humans, Not LLMs Blog post

One Pipe, One User Story: The Case for phoenix_test Blog post

Texttile, a Multiplayer Blog Engine for People who Write Together Blog post

Build It With Phoenix | Phoenix and Elixir Video Courses Blog post

Building a Phased Microkernel Compiler in Elixir: How We Tamed Dependency Graphs in JusrisOS Blog post

Beyond Regex: Why We Shipped a CPU Profile for PII Detection Blog post

safe_redirect Project update

Aurora Meter - Real-time Usage Metering and Plan Entitlements for Phoenix Project update

ReqCircuitBreaker: Circuit Breaker Using Fuse for Req Project update

req_ssrf Project update

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