Wrote a new post on security best practices, enjoy!
realcorvus
danieka
I couldn’t find a complete tutorial for how to set up E2E tests with Cypress and LiveView using Ecto sandboxes. So I wrote on. Hope someone finds it useful!
szsoppa
Introduction to Contexted - an open-source lib I wrote some time ago that can help you keep the Phoenix Contexts maintainable and clean in long-term 
usul
I recently dove into processing large genetic datasets and I utilized a couple of cool tools like Flow and Burrito along the way. The article talks about the why, a bit of genetics background and some considerations I took for working with data this large locally 
martosaur
Internet is dark and full of strange creatures. Some of them impersonate Erlang nodes and may try to connect to your cluster. Who you gonna call if :AAAAAA@AAAAAAA show up? Hide Your Nodes, AAAAAA@AAAAAAA is Coming | Alex Martsinovich
karolina.curiosum
How do you take care of the security in your projects, are you using available tools to their full potential?
We decided to explore security measures for Elixir and Phoenix: 
Elixir and Phoenix Security: Complete Web Development Guide | Curiosum
The article includes topics such as:
Defending against common threats like XSS, CSRF, and SQL Injection
Utilizing Phoenix’s built-in security capabilities effectively
Implementing authentication and authorization methods
Safing sensitive data to prevent leaks and breaches
vegris
mhanberg
Expert LSP Core Team
LostKobrakai
