Hi @dokicro, I started a Twitch channel about programming practices and right now I am working on a Elixir/Phoenix application 
I will be live today 
joebew42
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Dephora
Going to recommend Stephen Grider’s course on Udemy. Its ~18 hours of elixir + phoenix. It’s mostly phoenix 1.2 while covering 1.3 at the end.
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nsuchy
I use learnelixir.tv and learnphoenix.tv it was very helpful, soon the author says he is updating the videos for the new elixir and phoenix versions 
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snake117
I use both of those as well and they are great, especially supplemented with reading materials. I’m glad to hear that the author is updating these, especially for Phoenix 1.3.
I’ve used elixircasts.io before. You can learn some quick tips and good concepts from his videos. However, I haven’t gone through his new course Moving to Elixir which costs $30. I really like his work though so I think I am going to try it out.
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nsuchy
Even if it’s never updated, it teaches you the foundations so you can learn the rest by reading the official documentation.
I’ve heard good things about ElixirCasts, sadly the video courses all cost money and I as a self-study student can’t afford to buy them all.
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AlchemistCamp
Interesting. I’d considered Twitch initially before finally choosing YouTube. How do you like it as a streamer?
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samgaw
It looks as though the interest in Elixir at DailyDrips has dried up with the last videos released being October/November 2017. As a learning exercise I started at the beginning of the Phoenix tutorials and they’re grossly out of date being based on 1.3-rcX when the project structure was up in the air. If I didn’t know anything about Elixir or Phoenix it would have been impossible to make the examples work.
My advice to anyone curious would be to avoid it until they either get back to Elixir, or update the old videos.
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AlchemistCamp
samgaw
I personally benefit from project-based series’ over standalone, abstract lessons when I’m starting off.
In saying that, a couple of areas I want to give some time to for toy projects are: webhook emitters in Phoenix using PubSub; understanding how to feed Presence with more than just Plug connections; and leex & yecc after stumbling across Mix.compilers/0 
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