Hopefully the site is wrong and Chris can put our minds at rest 
AstonJ
peerreynders
Coming Up Next:
Programming Phoenix ≥ 1.4: Productive |> Reliable |> Fast, in beta
It’s not in beta yet … but it’s coming …
To manage expectations:
- Build Reactive Web Sites with RxJS: Master Observables and Wrangle Events, in beta
- Docker for Rails Developers: Build, Ship, and Run Your Applications Everywhere, in beta
were first listed end of February here
Docker for Rails Developers went beta today while Build Reactive Web Sites with RxJS: Master Observables and Wrangle Events is still on the list.
So it doesn’t mean next week …
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peerreynders
You just have to know where to look:
Programming Phoenix ≥ 1.4 in beta PLUS Elixir, Phoenix, Elm, and Vue.js course
Edit:
Beta now available for purchase from pragprog.
Check for the 80% off coupon if you purchased the previous version from pragprog.
(on the “my_account” page, below “Bookshelf” but above “Order Details”)
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AstonJ
Great news!
I think I will start reading it after finishing Learn Functional Programming with Elixir (Pragprog) 
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AstonJ
I’ve just started reading this but wanted to quickly say that the preface and opening chapter (everything up to the beginning of ‘Part 1’) is not only one of the best openings of any book I’ve read, but also does one of the best jobs to sell the idea of a piece of technology - ever!!
I was going to suggest PragProg consider making it a free download - because I reckon it will do a phenomenal job of helping drive adoption of Elixir and Phoenix …which in turn will mean significantly more potential customers/readers - so a win win for everyone but guess what? It’s already available as a free download!! (Get the preface here and the introductory chapter here.)
Well done Chris, José, Bruce, Jacquelyn, PragProg and anyone else who made that chapter what it is 
whenever anyone now asks “Why Elixir?” I’ll definitely be including this resource and I can’t wait to read to the rest of the book!
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peerreynders
Programming Phoenix 1.4 (eBook) has recently been updated.
Changes in This Release
- We added a new chapter: Chapter 8, Testing MVC. This chapter completes part 1 of the book. We’ll circle back and address new features that readers identify as important but for now we’ll move on toward addressing channels.
- Addressed errata. Thanks for all of your help and keep them coming!
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AstonJ
You literally just beat me to it
Anyone know if there is a log of changes? I’d love to know if anything I have read so far has been changed.
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