shansiddiqui94
Hello,
I have an interview coming up and I seem to have forgotten important concepts of Elixir. So I was wondering if you guys know of any crash courses on Elixir and Pheonix and maybe build a simple app at the end?
Something that talks about Elixir, Pheonix, and or Liveview.
Thank You
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stevensonmt
Cannot recommend the Elixir course enough. In the end you have a web app using Phoenix.
shansiddiqui94
I believe you mean this one
Elixir for Programmers, Second Edition. I will purchase this one after I go through a refresher course again.Sorry, my question is pertaining to a more beginner-friendly course, before I jump into this one by PragDave
shansiddiqui94
What are your thoughts on these Elixir Projects ?
shansiddiqui94
Do you think this course by PragDave will teach good concepts to know?
cloudytoday
Depends on what you mean by a “crash-course”. Personally I’ve found the official guides great, very terse and on point. As mentioned in the table of contents they include stuff like OTP, building small apps, etc. But, not Phoenix.
stevensonmt
If you actually have learned Elixir previously and are just looking to get back into the swing of the syntax and overall paradigm, you might just go through some of the Elixir exercises on Exercism. If you want a more formal course that will give an efficient overview of the language syntax as well as the OTP design patterns, I don’t think there’s a better option than that PragDave course.
absowoot
Those courses are almost exactly the same as the Pragmatic Programmers books, like word-for-word. It would be cheaper to buy the books so you can reference them later.
shansiddiqui94
The most robust informative course that provides detailed information. Like a zero to hero.
Current i am going Elixirschool to read up on everything and do the Examples. But id like more exposure. Mini projects and examples.
I will purchase the PragDave just want to be a stronger candidate.
jschepmans
I’m going through the Dockyard Academy open source curriculum, and I think it’s great. It uses Livebook and you learn the basics of the language, tooling, OTP, Phoenix and Liveview. In my personal experience this the most beginner friendly course I have seen up to now, with many small exercises and projects and very to the point. Dockyard actually uses this curriculum for their bootcamp, but IMO it is also doable on yourself.
Aetherus
Since Elixir is not that popular, our company’s question is just “Please reimplement
flattenusing recursion. You can use any language you like.”We don’t expect our new colleagues to know Elixir. Several days ago, I just taught a new colleague how to reimplement
GenServermodule using pure Elixir.