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    Search interest around the French word 'volet' has picked up in France. The word, which can mean a shutter, a wing or a section of a project, appears in a range of current local stories, including church renovation works in Montagny-près-Louhans due to finish in early November and the report of an Elixir light aircraft accident at Rochefort in Charente-Maritime. No single event clearly explains the attention.

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    Jim Cramer calls rally driver a 'magic elixir'▼Jim Cramer says this is the 'magic elixir' driving Tuesday's stock market✉newsBusinessMarkets4 d ago

    CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday's stock market gains were powered by what he called a 'magic elixir' driving the day's rally. Markets moved higher in the session, and Cramer's framing of the key catalyst drew attention from investors following his daily market commentary.

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    Developer Shares Lessons From Building an Elixir App●What I Learned while working on an Elixir App https://www.codemancers.com/blog/2020-08-28-what-i-learned-while-working-oMmastodonTechnologySoftware34 d ago

    Codemancers has published a blog post by one of its engineers reflecting on lessons learned while working on an Elixir application. The piece covers practical takeaways from software development with the functional programming language and is being shared among programming communities interested in Elixir and backend development.

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    Codemancers explains real-world GenServer and Agent use cases in Elixir●Real world usecase for GenServer and Agent in Elixir https://www.codemancers.com/blog/2020-08-28-real-world-usecase-for-MmastodonTechnologySoftware34 d ago

    Software consultancy Codemancers has published a blog post walking through a practical, real-world use case for Elixir's GenServer and Agent abstractions. The article explains when developers should reach for each concurrency primitive and how they fit into production applications. The piece is circulating among Elixir and functional programming enthusiasts, who regularly share practical concurrency examples.