A few chapters into Introducing Elixir book. For someone new to programming, I’m able to follow along quite nicely.
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mkunikow
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redfour tutorial. It is really fun and entertaining. It has videos, code examples and try guide you by hand through wonderful land of Elixir 
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knewter
For the record: I’m not on meth! But I’m thick skinned too. For what it’s worth, I’m doing streaming of the same content at http://dailydrip.com and teaching Elm now too.
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swennemans
frigidcode
I started with Programming Elixir 1.2, jumped to Learning Elixir as I like seeing two points of view for learning. Once I finish Learning Elixir, I am moving to Programming Phoenix, and then Elixir In Action. Long road but I am enjoying it so far!
I may give Red:4 a try, it looks fun.
After I finish a few projects I plan on returning to Programming Elixir 1.2 to finish it up, its a beastly book.
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kpeter
I started off with Programming Elixir and by reading the Elixir docs and various Elixir-related blog postings.
For me, there are two things that are very effective for learning: doing and teaching. Doing means that I experiment with Elixir by writing code. This is very simple at first and expands in size as I progress. Teaching means that I explain Elixir to others. In my case, I decided to write about it in a series that I call “Learn with Me: Elixir”. I write about Elixir as I learn it and anyone else who is also interested in learning can follow along with me. If anyone is interested, you can find it at https://inquisitivedeveloper.com/.
Just writing about Elixir has taught me a great deal and has helped me to remember things.
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