QFM022: Elixir Reading List - June 2024

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We kick off this month's Elixir reading list with Lars Wikman's keynote at GigCityElixir 24 which advocates for simplicity in programming, a theme that Elixir can excel at.

We continue with the ongoing integration of machine learning into the Elixir ecosystem with tools like Numerical Elixir (Nx), Explorer, and Scholar, as well as taking a dive into computer vision with Walid Salah's presentation at ElixirConf EU 2024 exploring the practical implementation of computer vision systems using Elixir.

We also explore the Actor Model as implemented in Elixir, and take a comparative look at Elixir versus Ruby further illustrating Elixir's strengths in concurrency, fault tolerance, and scalability.

Finally, we have a look at Phoenix LiveView layouts and make an attempt to understand anti-patterns and best practices for updating Elixir structs. Then skim past innovative projects like Phoenix Playground and Orb that showcase how Elixir simplifies the development process and enhances functionality through live code reloading and WebAssembly module creation.

As always, the Quantum Fax Machine Propellor Hat Key will guide your browsing. Enjoy! elixir-propellor-hat-key.png

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