Recently used the new to_form/2 helper and loved how it can help us decouple the form (UI) from the core of our domain.
Check it out! 
Elixir Streams |> Phoenix forms without changesets!
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Morzaram
Hey, I follow you on Twitter, thanks for making these! I think it’s great to have free resources to expand the community!
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germsvel
It’s always good to know people find the videos valuable.
germsvel
Another way to decouple forms from database schemas. This time, with embedded schemas!
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germsvel
During ElixirConf US, José shared about the types Elixir might get. One part was unclear to me (needing an intersection type for multiple function heads), so I went digging a bit to get a better understanding.
Hope it helps others too!
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germsvel
I have another one based on the Elixir types paper. This time, it’s about operator precedence. Check it out!
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germsvel
LiveView 0.20 comes with a nice improvement to debug HEEX templates!
Add config :phoenix_live_view, debug_heex_annotations: true to your dev config, and you’ll see HTML annotations in your browser’s inspector!
Check it out!
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germsvel
I loved the blog post on strong arrows that José recently shared in the Elixir lang website. It helped clarify what they are and why they’re needed.
I made a short video of my understanding. Hope it helps others understand them too! 
Elixir Streams |> Strong Arrows
(José’s post for further reference: Strong arrows: a new approach to gradual typing - The Elixir programming language)
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germsvel
Everybody is talking about LiveView 0.20’s async assigns. And for good reason!
I tested them out, and they’re awesome. Check it out!
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germsvel
Here’s a new one on Testing Async Assigns (though it’s something of a preview for a full lesson in my Testing LiveView course).
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