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Elixir is not magic - despite being easy to write in and learn, you need a strong foundation. In this short article, I will give you my personal list of things that are necessary (or at least very much a “should-have”) for Junior Elixir developers.

As your app grows so does its integrations base. At some point, you may need to consume API from third-party services. Today you'll learn how to test them properly with the exvcr library.

It's a pretty common scenario - you have to place a few elements in equal distances. E.g. unordered list items.

Did you know that it's possible to set default value in Javascript object destructuring?

With their business challenges mounting, organizations look to people like us to succeed. One of our partners – Digiforma from Lyon, France – needed a development team fast, but recruiting was hard and expensive.

When a marketing company needs top developers, the search is on. Our partner, Staenk, was precisely in this spot - but then they found us! Read a short interview with Staenk CEO and Founder we conducted this week!

By default in the test env, Phoenix doesn't show Logger.debug/Logger.info outputs in the console.

Sometimes you need to do some database operations at once. A simple example: User-A transfers money to User-B. Updating just one balance at the time creates a risk of data desynchronization. What if the first DB operation goes well but updating the second user’s data fails? Sounds like a hard to catch vulnerability.

So, you want to vote online. I understand you. I do.

Especially in times of raging pandemic, lockdowns, face mask and the whole shebang, voting should be made easier. Uber Eats easier. Revolut easier. But why it can’t be? Let me explain.