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To answer your question, yes. My background is also primarily in Python (after brief flirtations with other languages during and shortly after college). When
by BeFlatXIII 5y ago
To answer your question, yes. My background is also primarily in Python (after brief flirtations with other languages during and shortly after college). When trying to learn Elixir (or Scheme, for that matter), my primary hurdle has been thinking in terms of idiomatic Elixir. The struggles aren’t with understanding the syntax (even for Scheme) but rather with understanding the typical patterns used such that I can start a project from scratch without heavy reliance on tutorial materials.
In other phrasing, I’ve quickly mastered the “draw three thin ovals” portion but am now stuck at “draw the rest of the phoenix”. Speaking of Phoenix, I also agree about “mix phx.gen” to be more magical than what I’m used to.