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Anyone has a small-ish gig where I could learn Phoenix/Elixir? I am a senior level programmer but all my experience is with PHP/Drupal. I would very much like t
by chx 10y ago
Anyone has a small-ish gig where I could learn Phoenix/Elixir? I am a senior level programmer but all my experience is with PHP/Drupal. I would very much like to work on a smaller side (15-20 hrs a week) gig learning Phoenix/Elixir. A lot of experience is going to transfer, I hope (problem solving is not really language dependent) and so I think I offer a pretty good deal: you could get a very experienced coder for a language learner's rates :)
- messel 10y agoI've been hoping to pick it up on weekends & time off but startup hours don't leave much free time. I worked on a few simple heroku / json phoenix apps last year. Hoping I can put together a useful but small web app next.
- dvcrn 10y agoI can recommend to both of you to get the book "Elixir in Action". It's fantastic! Starts very simple and step by step explores the must-need concepts of Elixir. I started phoenix before fully understanding Elixir and had a hard time. Then I got that book and when I was halfway through I loved Elixir already. Now I use phoenix for almost everything web related.
- jon-wood 10y agoProgramming Phoenix is also excellent. I think it helps that it was written by the core contributors to Phoenix itself (including Jose Valim, who created Elixir). I really appreciated not only looking at how things work, but also why they work in the way they do. The authors clearly have a real sense of excitement about Phoenix and its contagious.
- brightball 10y agoThe RedFour instructional is a solid intro to Elixir as well.
- tortilla 10y agoNot mine, but here's the CMS behind thechangelog.com: https://github.com/thechangelog/changelog.com https://github.com/thechangelog/changelog.com Also take a look at the code powering hex.pm: https://github.com/hexpm/hex_web https://github.com/hexpm/hex_web