bram209

bram209

Hello everyone, I just published my first blog post ever.
I am learning Elixir, OTP & Phoenix and wanted to start a blog for a while now.
It runs on Jekyll and is hosted on Github pages for the time being.

In this blog post series, I am going to make a Tic Tac Toe game with Phoenix & Vue.JS (Or maybe use ReasonML).
I was hoping to get some feedback here. Is it too long? Bad writing style? Not useful at all? Any feedback or tips are welcome!

You can find the blog post here: https://bram209.github.io/2017-08-30-tic-tac-toe-in-phoenix-vue-js/

P.S. My native language is not English, but I hope I didn’t make any grammar mistakes :sweat_smile:

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petecorey

petecorey

Good job, keep it up!

I’m a fan of the conversational writing style. You do a great job of presenting technical ideas while maintaining a good flow. I never would have guessed that English isn’t your first language.

My advice for people new to blogging is not to stop. Once you get over the hurdle of putting a post out there, it’s very easy to lose motivation and fall off the wagon, especially when you set yourself up for a long series of difficult posts.

bram209

bram209 OP

Thanks, I will try to cover 1 part every 1,2 weeks and keep at it :smile:

tictactoebeast

tictactoebeast

Thanks for sharing now i easily make my tic tac toe game

mbuhot

mbuhot

Is tictactoebeast an elixir project? Is the source available?

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