arrowsmith
Hi, I’m George Arrowsmith - you may remember me from such educational Elixir content as Learn Phoenix LiveView, Phoenix on Rails, and Mastering Phoenix Forms.
Today I’m very pleased to announce my new free course, the LiveView and OTP Crash Course. It’s a 15-lesson written tutorial that introduces the basics of LiveView and OTP, including:
- What LiveView is, how it works, and what makes it different from
- How to build a simple LiveView app.
- The full lifecycle of a LiveView process including all callbacks (mount, handle_params, render, handle_event, handle_info etc.)
- The basics of OTP such as processes, Supervisors and GenServers, and how LiveView makes use of these advanced Elixir concepts.
This tutorial is 100% free. All I ask for is your email address. Sign up today at LiveviewCrashCourse.com.
I hope people enjoy this introduction, and that it gets more people excited about the awesome power of Elixir, Phoenix, LiveView, OTP and the BEAM!
Here’s the full table of contents:
- Introduction
- mount/3 and render/1
- mount is called twice
- Events
- Bindings
- Router
- Links
- PollLive
- Processes
- PubSub
- GenServer part 1
- GenServer part 2
- Linked processes
- Supervisors
- Final updates
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wktdev
This is an excellent course that feels like a light read. If you are a web app developer and have trouble understanding how processes and GenServers integrate into app development with Phoenix, this course builds on your existing web development knowledge to help you better grasp these new concepts. It meets conventional web app developers where they are and helps them progress from there.
Most education material floating around in the Elixir world comes off as too jargon heavy and the API docs give me trichotillomania. This course should be folded into the Phoenix guide docs.
arrowsmith
Thanks @wktdev !
PS “trichotillomania”? You just taught me a new word
Pal
heads up, sign up is giving me:
" Oops! Page not found.
The page you are looking for might have been removed or is temporarily unavailable."
arrowsmith
Whoops, you’re right. I’ve just fixed the error, can you try again?
Thanks for letting me know.
alvinkatojr
This looks lovely. Just signed up. Thank you @arrow!
What’s the estimated number of hours it would take to run through the entire course assuming with Elixir knowledge?