kpanic

kpanic

Hi everyone,

At the company where I work (Taxfix), we prepared an internal Elixir course for our folks.

We decided to share it with everyone on github, open for contributions!

Check it out!

https://github.com/taxfix/elixir-course

It is an asynchronous course where people can choose their pace while learning Elixir.

We hope that someone will find it useful!

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pdgonzalez872

pdgonzalez872

@kpanic thanks for organizing the course and making it open source! Awesome addition to the community!

kpanic

kpanic OP

If at least one person will find it useful, I would be already very happy! :wink:

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