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Visual Elixir Reference
This guide collects some of the most common functions of the Elixir Programming Language and explain them conceptual and graphically in a simple way.
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OvermindDL1
That is indeed a very nice see-everything STD reference!
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AstonJ
Be cool if some of these were added to the official docs 
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GermaVinsmoke
Good resource 
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