ariandanim
Hello all,
I am still learning Elixir, then go into Phoenix, i am try search in google but find the programming phoenix 1.4, another for 1.7 or latest still no where..
please perhaps another Member here could give me the e book reference.
Tks
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arrowsmith
Hi @ariandanim,
If you already have experience with Ruby and Rails then you could try my online book Phoenix on Rails.
mssantosdev
Most of the Phoenix books I know of cover v1.4, such as the following:
If you like video courses, you can try the @PJUllrich’s Build an MVP with Elixir or @geo’s https://builditwithphoenix.com.
Joep
Books and other resources are also listed here: Community — Phoenix v1.8.8
muelthe
Whilst it’s not a book, the Phoenix documentation is pretty good and includes some overviews and guides: Overview — Phoenix v1.8.8
AstonJ
Don’t forget to look in our books section
This one was recently updated:
c4710n
1. Read Programming Phoenix 1.4
I still recommend Programming Phoenix 1.4 which you have mentioned.
The reason is the core of Phoenix doesn’t change a lot. Most of what you learned in this book is still applicable. And, it explains the design of Phoenix, such as:
2. Read the latest guides of Phoenix
After you have read above book, you can read latest Phoenix guides which refreshes the the nuanced differences between different Phoenix versions.