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Write a Standalone CLI Application in Elixirblog.appsignal.com -
Getting Rusty with Elixir and NIFscuriosum.comCheck out an example project that aims to create a Rust NIF that crops an image and makes it grayscale to show you a way to run your Rust code from Elixir efficiently.
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How we avoided Redis thanks to Mnesiadavid-delassus.medium.com -
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A new public repository for Elixir security advisoriescraft.mirego.com -
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Making Tabs Mobile Friendlyfly.io -
Using ETS to speed up database imports by almost 300%www.chriis.dev -
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Alias, import, require and use in Elixir - complete guide with use cases.curiosum.comIn most programming languages we often deal with instructions responsible for handling dependencies. Elixir is no different. In Elixir, dependency is nothing more than compiled module which for some reason you want to use in another module. There are a couple of instructions that we use in Elixir to either make it easier or possible to interact with modules. In this blog post Szymon Soppa explains and presents use case examples of four of them: alias, require, import, use.
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