reddhouse
Please note: This course contains the use of inaccurate terminologies and may lead to confusion - see comments in the thread below for details.
https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-elixir-and-phoenix-bootcamp-and-tutorial/
I have not taken this particular course yet, but I have taken 3 other courses by this same teacher, and I guarantee it will be a great place to start as a beginner. Having just spent a couple of years teaching myself python, javascript, and elixir, I think elixir is fine for beginners, so long as you take a few days to understand the differences between functional and object oriented programming. Good luck!
A note for our friendly moderators: I searched the forum before posting this link, and I don’t think anyone has published it yet. Maybe someone would like to stick it in one of the main resources/learning threads? Thanks.
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AstonJ
Nice find @reddhouse (I’ve split your post into a new thread). I don’t think I’ve seen this before, how long has it been out?
reddhouse
It says 10/2016. This guy did a knock out job teaching me React. He is very thorough.
AstonJ
I’m really tempted to get it… it’s just that I got about 10 other books/courses to go through yet
Edit: couldn’t help myself
piyushcoader
good for beginners or like getting started with elixir & phoenix.
ion
Udemy has site wide promotions right now. Now’s a great time to get this course.
Alchemist
I initially got into Elixir because of this course. I also took 3 courses prior and because I loved the courses before, I’ve made a quick Google search to get to know what Elixir actually is and signed up.
Currently I am half way through the course. Before this course, Python was my favourite programming language for a long time. Now Elixir is! This is such an awesome language! I had so many wow effects and so much is included like creating docs, testing and creating markdown examples which also will be tested automatically. I took me a little while to understand everything but now I’m understanding more and more.
After this course is done, I will probably buy “Programming Elixir” by Dave Thomas. Anyways, I love Elixir :D.
gpb
I had some time this month so I decided to check this out.
In the end I went through all the videos (14.5 hours). I particularly got alot out of the material devoted to Phoenix, which is about half the course. The Phoenix-related stuff is devoted to walking through the steps/mechanisms in building a simple CRUD app with OAuth (using Ueberauth). The explanations around Ecto/modeling and transforming requests via plugs were also pretty good. All in all, I was impressed.
AlanMcCann
I just got it for $10 (rather than then nominal price of $50). It’s hard to believe I won’t get far more than $10 of value out of it if it is just going over the same old stuff but told from a slightly different viewpoint (fyi, I have no connection with udemy or the instructor of the course)
saroar
how do you get with $10?
AlanMcCann
I just went to the site in a different browser and got offered $19 this time… strange!.. but then entered this code BEST202 and it changed to $10. I can’t guarantee it will work but it is worth a try.