#anyone looking for study buds?
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Yes , I'm also looking for learning resources.
I know that I'm late here but hit me up and let's see if we can work something out
Hey 👋 I’m also learning Elixir through Advent of Code and honestly really enjoying it.
If you guys are still looking for a study buddy, I’m in.
Here’s my AoC repo if you’re curious: https://github.com/TBytes404/advent_of_code
same here 👋
newbie here also, not just to elixir but to the industry. happy to motivate and be motivated
have you guys checked out exercism.org ? i checked it out and it seems pretty nice for learning too. Elixir In Action is also a great book to learn from
did quite a bit of exercisms elixir learning track, really liked it even though i found it challenging at times. need to return to it now that i feel like the syntax and 'functional' thinking is starting to stick.
ofc i have the paperback of EIA 🙂 felt guilty reading it for free via workplace oreilly subscription, so bought it recently
did you get through it?
halfway through
not that im going to remember everything on a first read
got some big ideas for using elixir and beam/otp in my workplace so trying to cram
maybe foolish of me to pick a functional language as my first attempt at elevating myself beyond basic python scripting. but being a telco guy first and foremost, beam and OTP just appeals
what kind of ideas?
automated config provisioning, test call generation, that kind of thing
voip stuff
strictly internal tooling (unless it catches on)
so what are you folks working on in elixir?
im making a multiplayer game server that i'll be talking about in elixirconf eu in a few weeks. still got lots to do: https://codeberg.org/ellyxir/gameserver -- god, i really need to add something interesting in the README.md
it comes with a nethack-like game that shows off the multiplayer aspect.
im having a lot of fun with it
for work, i have a client that is building an ai orchestration system so i use elixir for that.