What kind of learning resources would you like to see made?

[peerreynders]

What Elixir/Erlang resources do you need?

Howdy Alchemists! So we produce a fair few articles. Our latest #TalkConcurrency campaign has been great with Sir Tony Hoare, Joe Armstrong, and Carl Hewitt. We’ve loved the reaction from the community. We have a few ideas of what to do next then - funnily enough - we thought we’d ask you straight up! What resources, videos, blogs, ANYTHING do you need? What’s lagging out there? We’ll do our best to make it happen. Yes, we’re called Erlang Solutions, but we’re open to many programming language…

Extending Elixir's learning resources [core: book, extensions: guided_projects]

The Elixir ecosystem is very powerful from a learner’s standpoint. One can go to elixir-lang.org, read Programming Phoenix (I haven’t checked out Nerves yet…), and then learn Absinthe or learn Functional Web Development (or even stick with traditional REST). These books thoroughly cover their technology, effectively getting the reader up to an intermediate-level knowledge. The gap is when one finishes the book. The code-as-you-go project is designed to teach you the tech–hence it optimizes for …