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Are you using the above languages for your day to day job? Or are you working on your own side projects? If the later, can you give some examples of the things
by sudshekhar 10y ago
Are you using the above languages for your day to day job? Or are you working on your own side projects? If the later, can you give some examples of the things you're building.
I've tried learning them several times, but mostly stop after finishing the basic syntax :/
- innocentoldguy 10y agoHello, sudshekhar, I am not using Haskell in my day to day job, yet, but I am using Elixir, and have been since last April. For learning Elixir, I highly recommend Dave Thomas' book Programming Elixir, The Little Elixir & OTP Book, by Benjamin Tan Wei Hao, and the website https://www.learnelixir.tv https://www.learnelixir.tv. You may want to start with the website and jump into the books afterwards. I learned with the two books, but one of my co-workers started with the website, and said he found it quite helpful. I watched the tutorial videos after the fact, and they are quite good. The website https://www.dailydrip.com https://www.dailydrip.com also has a lot of Elixir tutorials (similar to Avdi Grimm's website, Ruby Tapas), but you have to be careful because the older videos contain descriptions of features that are deprecated. I wouldn't bother with Daily Drip until you have a solid foundation in Elixir, and can pick around the deprecated bits. The later videos on Daily Drip are up-to-date though.