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Series on Architecting Flow in Elixir
In this series, we take a look at the different ways to organize, structure and execute a good “flow” in our Elixir programs.
The latest entry deals with Advanced Techniques demonstrated by frameworks like Plug and Ecto:
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yurko
We used this approach in another stack before starting with Elixir, it’s a solid way to contain complexity. While researching the options, Plug (and by extension Elixir) felt familiar right away because of that 
rrrene
Newest article in the series! This time, we explore Metaprogramming, how to use it and when to avoid it!
lackac
@rrrene thank you for this excellent series. I mentioned you in my talk today at ElixirConf EU. The talk was about building data processing pipelines with Elixir Flow. I think the Token approach you mention in your article works really well for this kind of stuff.
rrrene
Just published a new article on “Architecting Flow in Elixir” showing the PROs and CONs of using the Token approach:
rrrene
Newest post on Designing Token APIs:
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