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Which one of the "Designing Elixir Systems with OTP" and "Real-Time Phoenix" do you guys recommend to read first?
I want to read both of these books next, which one I’ll enjoy more and should read first?
(Anyone who read both of these books?)
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Which other books have you already read? Depending on what you already have read, one or the other might make more sense.
I have not read either of these two yet, but “Designing Elixir Systems” will definitely be more broad and “Real-Time Phoenix” will be more focused on one topic.
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