jaeyson

jaeyson

Anybody tried Shankar Devy's Phoenix Inside Out book series?

Hi all, does anybody tried Shankar Devy’s Phoenix Inside Out book series?

Also, will there be a big difference (aside from context prior to v1.3) if im going to learn using the latest version of Phoenix? I was basing on this link where in installation section it’s at Elixir v1.4 and Phoenix v1.3.

Many thanks!

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DevotionGeo

DevotionGeo

Hi @jaeyson!

The book uses Phoenix 1.3, so there shouldn’t be any problem using it with newer versions of Phoenix.

jaeyson

jaeyson

nice! thanks for helping me out!

DevotionGeo

DevotionGeo

You’re welcome! :slight_smile:

If there is any problem using the book with new versions of Phoenix, ask here or in the Elixir Forum.

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