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Elixir for Programmers, Second Edition

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May 6, 2026

Elixir gives you a new way to think about code. This course helps you see how it differs from other languages and how you can use it in real projects. You move fast from basic syntax to clear, practical skills.

What You Will Learn

You go beyond surface‑level features. You learn how Elixir uses functional code, data flow, and safe concurrency. You see how these ideas shape real app design. This helps you write code that is easy to read, test, and grow.

You also work with core tools such as IEx and Mix. You build comfort with OTP and Phoenix, which power most production Elixir apps. These tools form the base you will use in your own work.

How You Will Learn

The course mixes short videos, clear text guides, and small tests to check your understanding. You also solve hands‑on tasks. These help you turn ideas into working code.

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Dive deep into a topic, learning both how and why things work. Written for programmers, the pace is fast and the content skips all the basic stuff you already know. Each course includes hours of videos, course notes, quizzes, exercises, and sample code.

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#1: 1. Introduction to IEx

All Course Lessons (64)

#	Lesson Title	Duration	Access
1	1. Introduction to IEx Demo	00:00
2	2. What We're Going to Do	00:00
3	3. Create a New Project	00:00
4	4. Start Coding	00:00
5	5.1. Start Writing the Dictionary	00:00
6	5.2. Start Writing the Dictionary	00:00
7	6. Make it More Functional	00:00
8	7. Lists and Recursion	00:00
9	8.1. The API	00:00
10	8.2. The API	00:00
11	9.1. Typespecs	00:00
12	9.2. Typespecs	00:00
13	10. Start Coding (2)	00:00
14	11. And Start Testing	00:00
15	12.1. Pattern Matching Game State	00:00
16	12.2. Pattern Matching Game State	00:00
17	13. Check for Duplicate Moves	00:00
18	14. Score a Good Guess	00:00
19	15. And a Bad Guess	00:00
20	16. Mostly About Loops	00:00
21	17. Create the Text Client App	00:00
22	18. Finish Up the Text Client	00:00
23	19. Then I'll Do It	00:00
24	20. Why We're Looking At This Backwards	00:00
25	21. spawn Create a New Process	00:00
26	22. Sending and Receiving Messages	00:00
27	23. Pattern Matching Messages	00:00
28	24. Linking Our Fate to Our Child's Fate	00:00
29	25. Agents An Abstration Over State	00:00
30	26. Keeping the Wordlist in a Process	00:00
31	27. The Runtime vs Implementation Time Divide	00:00
32	28. Implement Dictionary Runtime	00:00
33	29. Applications Are Projects That Can Run Themselves	00:00
34	30. Run Dictionary as an Application	00:00
35	31. No Mr Dictionary, I Expect You To Die	00:00
36	32. Add a Supervisor to Dictionary	00:00
37	33. Supervisors and Servers	00:00
38	34. Make Hangman a Server	00:00
39	35. Change to API to Use the Server	00:00
40	36. How Others Do It	00:00
41	37. Nodes and Remote Processes	00:00
42	38. Playing With Nodes in IEx	00:00
43	39. A Chain of Nodes	00:00
44	40. Writing the Chain	00:00
45	41. From Server to Service	00:00
46	42. Make Hangman a Service Using a Dynamic Supervisor	00:00
47	43. Update The Text Client to the New API	00:00
48	44. Don't Run Hangman Automatically	00:00
49	45. Creating Remote Servers	00:00
50	46. Introduction	00:00
51	47. Installing Phoenix	00:00
52	48. Playing with Phoenix Views and Templates	00:00
53	49. Create an HTML Hangman App	00:00
54	50. Paths and Routes	00:00
55	51. Integrate the Game server with the Phoenix Front End	00:00
56	52. Start to Tidy Up	00:00
57	53. More Tidying	00:00
58	54. LiveView What's The Big Deal	00:00
59	55. Example Dynamically Display Memory Use	00:00
60	56. Starting on LiveView Hangman	00:00
61	57. Writing the WordSoFar Component	00:00
62	58. Writing the Alphabet Component	00:00
63	59. Finish the Hangman Game	00:00
64	60. Congratulations!	00:00

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