Programming Elixir: Functional |> Concurrent |> Pragmatic |> Fun

Notes and exercises while reading through Programming Elixir by Dave Thomas.

• Chapter 1: Intro
• Part I: Conventional Programming
  • Chapter 2: Pattern Matching
  • Chapter 3: Immutability
  • Chapter 4: Elixir Basics
  • Chapter 5: Anonymous Functions
  • Chapter 6: Modules and Named Functions
  • Chapter 7: Lists and Recursion
  • Chapter 8: Maps, Keyword Lists, Sets, and Structs
  • Chapter 9: What are Types
  • Chapter 10: Processing Collections - Enum and Stream
  • Chapter 11: Strings and Binaries
  • Chapter 12: Control Flow
  • Chapter 13: Organizing a Project
  • Chapter 14: Tooling
• Part II: Concurrent Programming
  • Chapter 15: Working with Multiple Processes
  • Chapter 16: Nodes - The Key to Distributing Services
  • Chapter 17: OTP: Servers
  • Chapter 18: OTP: Supervisors
  • Chapter 19: OTP: Applications

References

Here are links to info I referenced along the way to expand on topics covered in the book.

• Understanding Exit Signals in Erlang/Elixir

Source Code

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