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AstonJ
You can buy both now and as far as I know PE 1.2 is complete and having final touches/editing, and PP just has one chapter left before it goes through final editing etc.
If you buy now you will get free updates of the book until they are complete
kostonstyle
Thanks so much
uranther
I had my Programming Elixir 1.2 book on pre-order, and I just got an email saying it should be here by Wednesday.
Cortrah
A Paper Version? That would be great. I’ve been reading the e-version, but for books that I really want to dig into, I really prefer a paper version.
uranther
Yes. I prefer the paper versions too
Having the ebook is nice to Ctrl+F on, but I don’t prefer it for the bulk of my reading.
AstonJ
I must be the odd one out - I do almost all of my reading on the Kindle.
I love being able to highlight stuff - which I use for the things I consider most important in a chapter (or something I think I might need reminding of) then before I start another reading session I go through the last chapters highlights to refresh my memory.
dgamidov
I have bought both.
PP is great one - I have already read a half.
PE - just started, but it is great, too
uranther
Woohoo!! I can’t wait to work through this book.
AstonJ
I can’t wait to get back into it too!
Shall we start a thread about it so we can post comments etc - even if just to say how much we’re through it/chapters we’ve completed etc. It could be motivational
soundstruck
Do you have the first Programming Elixir book?
I’m wondering how much change there is between the 1.2 version and the first PE book. I worked through the first book, and I’m wondering if it’s worth it to buy PE 1.2.