sadcad
I love the Phoenix and Elixir docs, but I always tend to learn faster when I watch a video of someone explaining things and then I implement it myself.
Any suggestions ? Youtube doesn’t have much to offer and usually for other frameworks there are free resources available.
Thanks in advance!
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mstibbard
If you aren’t entirely new to programming then I can highly recommend Alchemist Camp on YouTube.
sfusato
Check out the
Screencastssection ofAwesome Elixir:https://github.com/h4cc/awesome-elixir#screencasts
Then there’s also a similar section on
elixir-lang.org:zkessin
I have a lot of videos on my channel “The Beam Channel” https://www.youtube.com/c/beamchannel
There is nothing much on Phoenix yet, but a lot on Elixir and Erlang. I am sure I will do some Phoenix stuff at some point.
omgneering
I made a series of videos on GenServer basics with a few usage examples at omgneering.com (It’s a youtube channel)
jed
Try Elixir Casts. Many of their videos are free, which can be viewed either on their official site or on their Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEJIWmO9DIE83i6_qmJXqjQ
malloryerik
On YouTube the Tensor Programming videos are quite good. I found out about them through @OvermindDL1 on this forum. They give a clear explanation of processes, for example.
Also, I understand if you can’t afford it but I’d generally recommend buying content. I know that I typically take videos more seriously if I’ve bought them. If you decide that you can spend a bit of dosh, there’s this thread: https://forum.elixirforum.com/t/are-there-any-premium-videos-for-learning-phoenix/.
I can personally vouch for PragDave’s course and the stuff at Pragmatic Studio.
zacksiri
We have some free videos on our site. They’re marked with “public” you are welcome to take a look https://www.codemy.net/posts/elixir-setup-plug-and-cowboy-004/sets/elixir-foundation