I have read Elixir in Action, Metaprogramming in Elixir, halfway through Programing Elixir and Programming Phoenix. I am currently working through the Nand To Tetris exercise of creating a virtual machine using Elixir as the implementation language.
It seems like I learn best with projects since I have solidified the information found in the books a lot faster with the vm project than by rereading and doing the book exercises.
I spent part of the day today answering Elixir related questions on ElixirForum, Stack Overflow, and Quora. I also spend some time integrating my Phoenix Survey app to ConvertKit for friend of mine.
Tonight, I’ll probably try to finish the Coherence installer changes to correctly detect an existing User model in a phx project.
Tomorrow I’m back to working on the integration of my Phoenix WebRTC project with my Phoenix team chat project.
I also need to spend time merging PRs on ExAdmin
Just getting back into the Exercism.io exercises. I seem to have somehow managed to skip the “zipper” one that had me confused for a bit; should remember to get back to it. Meanwhile, trying to help people with Elixir questions in my local tech community Slack channel…
In my case, I have been:
Best regards,
Joaquin Alcerro
Actually I have been doing:
Grettings 
Actually I’m still researching Rust with Elixir, I’ll use it for intensive and fast task, for example in the search ranking some algorithms I think its better be implemented with Rust (Btrees, Levenstein automata etc…) when you manage a lot of data on a really short amount of time, also I’m looking for json encoders/decoders on Rust for elixir to see if I can implement it with GraphQL for phoenix (I’m crazy for fast I know…). Also I can learn a lot more from Elixir and Rust.
Actually elixir it’s very fast but I don’t see nothing wrong to do it more fast
PD: I’m sure I will use it more in the future, my personal project it’s a really big project, I’ll see what achieve
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