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Full-Stack Phoenix Course Club!

Welcome to the Full-Stack Phoenix Course Club! :tada:

Pragmatic Studio just released Full-Stack Phoenix, taught by my favorite trainers, Mike and Nicole Clark. Currently, only 19 out of 58 modules have been published. If you already own the course, join me here to share insights, ask questions, and give feedback!

In this course, you’ll build two full-stack applications from scratch. In the video tutorials, you’ll code along to create an app called Raffley. Meanwhile, the exercises challenge you to build a different app with similar features, named Heads_Up. This innovative teaching method by Mike and Nicole has proven successful in their previous Ruby on Rails course, where they developed the Eventz app in video tutorials while students worked on Flix in exercises. This approach is highly effective, helping you master full-stack development quickly while emphasizing best practices.

Looking forward to everyone’s thoughts and discoveries! :victory_hand:

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DevotionGeo

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I’ve been progressing through the course but haven’t been able to maintain regular lesson-by-lesson updates due to time constraints. However, I do plan to share one valuable insight: my experience with Phoenix Components.
This topic was initially challenging for me, but once it clicked, I realized how simple and easy it actually is. I’ll create a focused mini-app tutorial specifically demonstrating components.

DevotionGeo

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1. Intro:

In the introductory video, you’ll get an overview of how you’ll create these two apps by following videos and guided exercises. Additionally, this exercise provides a link to the code bundle, instructions to install Elixir and other required tools, and guidance to set up your code editor (VSCode) with extensions and snippets.

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