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#50: Phoenix Routes
In this episode we’ll look at how we can use the Phoenix router to define routes for our application. We’ll learn how to define single routes and full RESTful resources in Phoenix.

Alchemist's Edition
#49: Concurrency with Task.async_stream
In this episode we’ll update an existing Elixir application to make it use a Stream throughout. Then we’ll see how we can use Task.async_stream to make concurrent API calls.

Alchemist's Edition
#48: CSV with Elixir
In this episode we’ll learn the basics of working with CSV files in Elixir. We’ll parse and existing CSV to get specific data from it. We’ll also learn how to build a new CSV file.

#47: Seeding Data in Phoenix
In this episode we’ll learn how to seed our Ecto database with some dummy info for use in a Phoenix application.

#46: Ecto Virtual Attributes
In this episode we’ll learn how we can use virtual attributes in Ecto to create fields in a schema that are not persisted to the database.

Alchemist's Edition
#45: Access an FTP
In this episode we’ll create a new Mix project to interact with an FTP server. We’ll learn how to connect to the server, change directories, download and upload files.

#44: Passwordless Authentication with Veil
In this episode we’ll look at how we can implement passwordless authentication in a Phoenix application with the Veil package.

Alchemist's Edition
#43: Supervisors in Elixir 1.5
Ready to dig into Supervisors? In this episode we’ll get introduced to them by updating an existing supervisor and its corresponding worker to use the Elixir 1.5 syntax.

#42: User Authentication with Phoenix
In this episode we’ll add user authentication to a Phoenix application. We’ll create forms that allow users to sign up and sign in. Then we’ll see how we can require users to authenticate before accessing certain controller actions.