JoeZMar
What should be the next books I read?
I just finished reading Programming Phoenix 1.4 and Adopting Elixir. I was wondering what other recommendations you would have for someone who would consider themselves an intermediate developer who wants to dive as deep into as Elixir as possible?
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chriseyre
Designing for Scalability with Erlang/OTP
This is the deep dive into OTP.
michallepicki
Elixir in Action (Second Edition) and Metaprogramming Elixir.
AstonJ
How about… all of them? ![]()
This is what I’ve done/read so far and have not regretted any of them:
I am currently reading…
(Check out my reviews in each of those threads for more of my thoughts on them)
After PP I am probably going to read Programming Ecto (Pragprog), then make my way through the rest Learning Resources > Books ![]()
In your case (and I suppose as general advice) I would look at all the books and ask yourself whether there is a good reason why you shouldn’t read that particular book - professionally published books contain so much great information that they are worth every penny imo ![]()
And don’t forget you can get 35% off any PragProg or Manning book with your forum discount ![]()
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