A short posts with thoughts about new Efx library that has been published recently
katafrakt
al2o3cr
Not my blog, but a neat post anyways - walks through bringing up a World of Warcraft-compatible private server from scratch.
wojtekmach
Hex Core Team
Hey everyone, I published a blog mini-series on creating “SDKs” with Req:
Any feedback is very welcome!
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PJUllrich
Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView
cmo
Wouldn’t you be better off controlling the visibility of the editor rather than the entire element? You’re pushing the entire content down each time you toggle. That content is not going to change when you’re in preview mode.
njwest
Just published this very beginner-friendly guide: Test-driven Development in Elixir: Building a Rate Limiter with ExRated, ExUnit, and Doctests
I am eager to improve this with feedback, let me know what y’all think!
PJUllrich
Author of Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView
True, but if I’d only hide it, I’d push the parsed Markdown to the hidden view on every change to the textarea, I believe. So, I just opted for the simplest way 
cmo
Just for the editor. When you go from preview back to edit mode, the editor’s content won’t have changed.
axelson
Scenic Core Team
Thanks for the recommendation of efx! I hadn’t seen that library announced elsewhere and it looks like a very interesting addition to testing/mocking options. I like how it makes it explicit which functions require side-effects (since they need to be declared with defeffect ).
eahanson
I created a blog and naturally wrote it in Elixir. Blogs need RSS feeds, and while there are libraries to create feeds for you, I thought it would be more fun to write it myself. Naturally, I documented it on my blog.