sashaafm
I’m thinking about subscribing to Elixir Sips, but I find it a bit pricey… Has anyone used it? I’d like some feedback before subscribing.
They seem to have a lot of content and a lot of stuff that you won’t find in other places.
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ejc123
Sorry, I can’t answer that. I have the same questions you do.
AstonJ
I’ve seen lots of good tweets about them
have you seen any of the free episodes?
I recall there were some comments about them in the How have you been learning Elixir thread too.
DerKobe
I was a subscriber for about a month. The topics are very cool! But his “style” was a little bit too fast and the audio too “low-quality” for my taste. But since you can unsubscribe any time you like in my opinion at least a one month payment is more than a good deal for the offered content.
bthach
I also suggest you learn basic things in elixir-lang first, so that you can learn advance things in ElixirSips quicky, and after one month you can make decision to unsubscribe or not like Derkobe said.
ciastek
Each Sip is downloadable as at least markdown and mp4 files.
ctrlshiftbryan
I find it well worth $9 for 1 month. It’s nice go through the back catalog over a week or two. That being said I highly doubt I will keep the subscription past 1 month.
kitplummer
Fast forward almost 4 years. I started looking into it, but it appears the Sips aren’t supported any more…can’t subscribe. Looks like it was moved to dailydrips.com which is now an expired domain. Bummer.
kamranhossain
@dailydripcom twitter account also doesn’t exist.
kitplummer
Feels like there’s more to this story. A quick googling got me here:
LinkedIn Login, Einloggen | LinkedIn - says now known as SmoothTerminal. Perhaps it never got off the ground…interesting address. Maybe still dark?
Have to admit I’m a little concerned about Josh Adams. Can anyone confirm he’s still active, working for Isotope11?
Wondering if it’d be possible to release the Sips in some way.
AstonJ
I hope Josh is ok, we haven’t seen him here for a while.
DailyDrip/ElixirSips closed down last December as far as I know.