I agree with this sentiment of lack of learning materials. I've been through the Liveview for elixir 2.5 times, and the programming pheonix book when it came ou

I agree with this sentiment of lack of learning materials. I've been through the Liveview for elixir 2.5 times, and the programming pheonix book when it came out, and the they cover the simpler things of elixir. But they don't cover some of the benefits listed in the article (background jobs, service wide state, etc) with solid examples. But maybe I'm not thinking about it the right way because I am coming from a rails or whatever perspective. I've been brainstorming writing my own book that covers elixir pheonix crud, auth, background jobs, live view, (+ more?) using a twitter-clone example, which feels sufficiently complex. Basically writing a book that I wish existed.