Is there a good way to learn Phoenix https://www.learnphoenix.io?

[AstonJ]

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New, from @danielberkompas Learn how to build fast, dependable web apps with Phoenix in this series of in-depth, step by step screencasts.

I agree that you should learn Elixir first and in answer to your last question…

When learning, what order of books did you start with?

So, I’ve just finished Introducing Elixir. I did skip the last chapter on Using macros to extend Elixir as I will get to that when I get a good grip on Elixir and OTP. Now, I recently bought Dave Thomas’ ebook Elixir Programming 1.2. Should I go into that next or maybe Elixir in Action? Also, how important is it to learn Erlang at this point? Should I wait till I have a better grasp on Elixir? I did look at Erlang in the past and boy did I hate all the boilerplate. After being spoiled with Eli…