Right now I am reading “Elixir in Action”
voger
krapans
This is next to me after Elixir & OTP book! Currently reading it! For now love it, because the books is with real life examples and the benefits of OTP! 
voger
I am at chapter 10 now. I don’t know why but both “The Little Elixir & Otp Guidebook” and “Elixir in Action” are getting scary as soon as they introduce the Supervisors. I find it strange because the Supervisors themselves are such a simple concept. Maybe it is because by the time they introduce them, the complexity of the app has gone higher and it does require more thinking to follow.
shamanime
pranavbihari
Started learning Phoenix through this udemy course: The Complete Elixir and Phoenix Bootcamp (Udemy/self-published)
Enjoying it!
dmoc
arnodirlam
Besides tracking new hex packages and browsing this forum, I’m currently working on a good approach for dynamically creating Phoenix channels with dynamic subsets of presences server-side to establish incoming call routing for my startup AskVira.
awochna
I’ve read (Programming Elixir and Programming Phoenix), made a presentation and presented it (Introduction to Phoenix and Elixir), and now I’m working on building a project to help with distributed web applications, creating open source packages in Elixir as I go. The first one of these is Breaker.
Oh, and I’m looking for an Elixir-related job
derpydev
Molly101
Just finished little project inspired by Nth Prime in Elixir exercise from Exercism. I’ve implemented Sieve of Eratosthenes prime numbers search algorithm with different Elixir/Erlang structres: ETS, Array, Map, MapSet and List. And made a simple speed/efficiency comparison: GitHub - ybod/elixir_primes: Sieve Of Eratosthenes primes search algorithm implementation in Elixir · GitHub