I'm putting a lot of time into Elixir. I would love anyone's tips, advice, tutorials, or guides they might recommend. Thanks!
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I really recommend the little elixir and OTP guidebook. It will teach you the foundations of the language as well as OTP—genservers, supervisors. Additionally, it shows you a bit of Erlang tooling.
I love Elixir.
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I second Elixir School as a great resource for the fundamentals of the language. The Little Elixir and OTP Guidebook also really helped me solidify my understanding of OTP and the power of the underlying Erlang VM.
I'm also currently building an open source website creation platform in Elixir (just announced the beta preview) and I'm planning on writing a bunch of hands-on articles on dev.to about building web services in Elixir.
If you like screencasts there's elixircasts.io.
I tend to write a lot about Elixir as I’m learning too! jackmarchant.com
I've made a lot of screencasts to help people learn Elixir on Alchemist Camp and so far close to a hundred of them are free.
pragprog.com/book/elixir16/program... is a great introduction to Elixir!
After you've gotten a taste there's a lot of other books on Elixir over at pragprog.com.
For anyone searching, I made a guide to the best currently available resources: serokell.io/blog/learn-elixir
Search for a nearby elixir meetup, and connect with some friendly people. They may help guide you on your path to learning elixir.
Reviews of Elixir Courses:
reactdom.com/elixir