Maartz
Hey folks,
I’ve bought several books from PragProg for Christmas – a gift of me to me somehow.
But after few pages of the GraphQL books, I feel like I need to get more in depth with the Ecto one ?
Do you validate this feeling ?
I’ve bought all books related to Elixir @ PragProg and @ Manning so if you have any suggestions of order or whatsoever I would appreciate.
Thanks !
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paulsullivanjr
I would start with Programming Elixir, Programming Phoenix, and the Ecto book for a solid foundation then the Absinthe book. Just my two cent opinion.
Maartz
Thanks ! It’s a bit hard to know where to start. I’ve read Programming Elixir at 50% I guess.
dimitarvp
You could also walk through the official guide on the website if you already haven’t?
thojanssens1
Sorry, what website?
Maartz
I guess this one
Maartz
I’ve tried to read the docs, but I understand a lot better when applied in a context. It’s a bit hard to read to be honest. I should rtfm but … I can’t
benwilson512
Yes :). Craft GraphQL APIs in Elixir with Absinthe explicitly assumes that you have at a working familiarity with Elixir, Phoenix and Ecto.
Maartz
Hey hey thanks !
Well written book. I really love it.
It is my lack of knowledge of Ecto that prevents me from fully understanding the content of the book.
I mean, I could read it right now and not being lost but, I really want to understand every bits of it.