I wrote about something very close to my heart: how to make ALL the tests async in Elixir.
Enjoy! 
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Your blog posts are always so great. Thanks for sharing. One day I’ll just try to binge-read your blog. 
A bit of synthesis about “derived values” or “computed properties” in liveview : Lucas Sifoni - Computed properties in Liveview : a pure approach . A bit opinionated but we already have a lot of tools in Elixir to build data in layers if we wish to do so and liveview is to me orthogonal to that concern.
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Learning Elixir: Article Series
I’ve started a series of articles about Elixir on dev.to. My latest piece covers Anonymous Functions - exploring creation, capture syntax, closures, and best practices.
Check it out: Learning Elixir: Anonymous Functions
I’m learning a lot by writing these articles, researching, and expanding my knowledge.
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Learning Elixir: Article Series
I’m continuing my series of articles about Elixir on dev.to. My latest piece explores Named Functions - covering module organization, pattern matching, function clauses, and documentation techniques.
The article includes practical examples of:
- Creating and organizing named functions
- Working with function clauses and pattern matching
- Understanding function arity and naming conventions
- Implementing public vs private functions
- Using module attributes and compile-time computation
Check it out: Learning Elixir: Named Functions
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Contributing to Elixir Documentation: A Guide for First-time Contributors
Hi everyone!
I’ve published a beginner-friendly guide on making your first contribution to Elixir through documentation improvements:
Contributing to Elixir Documentation: A Step-by-Step Guide
The article walks through the entire process from fork to PR with a practical example of fixing Markdown formatting. Documentation contributions are a perfect starting point for newcomers who want to get involved in the Elixir community.
Hope this helps anyone looking to make their first open-source contribution!
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