GermaVinsmoke
Does anyone know beginner friendly Elixir/Phoenix Open source projects?
Does anyone know beginner friendly Elixir/Phoenix Open source projects? For learning purpose 
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AstonJ
Have a look at this:
And maybe this:
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GermaVinsmoke
Thanks for converting into a separate topic
And these links are great especially the second one. Thanks a lot 
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