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The Complete Elixir and Phoenix Bootcamp (Udemy/self-published)
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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StephenGrider
@ion - I absolutely plan to expand the course out, but I’m also hedging some risk due to Phoenix 1.3 coming out ‘Soon’. There are enough small changes to make me have to re-record all of the phoenix content I have in there already. After I get that update out, I intend to cover either some JSON API setup or OTP.
Regarding the pacing of the videos: its tough to get pacing video right in an online tutorial. Remember that for everyone who thinks the video is too slow, I have one person who thinks it is too fast :). Best policy is to move a bit slower, and let you use the ‘video speedup’ option if you want to power through it more quickly.
StephenGrider
Hey all - Author of the course here ![]()
Here’s a coupon code to get it for $10: https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-elixir-and-phoenix-bootcamp-and-tutorial/?couponCode=HSALE10
That code will never expire, so feel free to share if if you wish.
@Alchemist - I highly recommend that book, its great for cementing in the fundamentals of Elixir, and it also touches on some of the more useful, but arcane, syntax shortcuts in the language.
josevalim
There are no objects in Elixir (nor methods). If they are about structs, then they should be referred to as structs (or generally as data) (and use “functions” instead of “methods”).
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