
ogoldberg
Learning Elixir Phoenix and Ash
Any recommendations on good resources for learning Elixir, Phoenix, and Ash?
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pragdave
I have gone through/am going through this. To be honest, it isn’t easy. The Ash documentation can be a bit spotty, although the Phoenix integration stuff is pretty good.
One thing I found helpful (if a bit intimidating) is the source for the AshHQ site. Reading it is eye opening, because it illustrates how the creators intended things to be used.
I keep thinking we need a book on the subject, but things are changing so quickly it would be difficult…

zachdaniel
Ash 3.0 will mark a significant shift towards DX and documentation We’re going to be reexamining the onboarding, documentation, all kinds of things. We have a lot in the works on this front, just a small bit of work left to do to finalize the feature-set of 3.0, then we can refocus.

danieldev-br
Hey, man! I’m studying Elixir in Grox.io (https://grox.io). I think it’s helping me a lot since I have no background in programming.
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