Programmer Passport: Elixir
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Explore Elixir with the author of Seven Languages in Seven Weeks. In this fast-paced book - first published with Groxio's Programmer Passport - you'll discover how Elixir's fantastic documentation, clear error messages, and excellent tooling make it approachable and easy to work with. Learn about techniques other books skip, like writing your own Mix task, and discover several blind spots that beginning and intermediate Elixir developers encounter.
Effective Elixir depends on getting the most out of the most common datatypes - explore the most important ones before using them to write modules and different kinds of functions. Learn when to choose tuples, maps, or lists in your programs, and the most effective ways to access lists. Understand the differences between maps and keyword lists. Learn the primitives Elixir uses to start multiple processes and send messages between them. You'll finish the book by dabbling with the advanced techniques of streams, sigils, and macros.
Find out what Groxio IPSers already know. The assistance of an experienced guide will help you learn Elixir more quickly than you could without one.
What You Need:
You'll need Elixir version 1.12 or greater.
Par autoru
Bruce A. Tate is a programmer and CEO of Groxio where he is helping to redefine how computer languages are taught and learned. He's the author of Seven Languages in Seven Weeks and Programming Phoenix among other titles, and has been involved with Elixir from the very beginning. He's written more than 10 books.
