Elixir
Elixir is a dynamic, functional language for building scalable and maintainable applications. Elixir leverages the Erlang VM, known for running low-latency, distributed, and fault-tolerant systems. Elixir is successfully used in web development, embedded software, data ingestion, and multimedia processing, across a wide range of industries.
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Elixir: Data Immutability
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Elixir: Pattern Matching
@veronica-good 2789 Views226 Views 1 Likes 0 CommentsOverview of pattern matching in Elixir. Pattern matching allows developers to easily destructure data types such as tuples and lists.
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Solution walk through for Exercism.io: RNA Transcription exercise.
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Elixir: Maps
@veronica-good 2789 Views171 Views 2 Likes 0 CommentsQuick overview how to create, access key-value pairs and update maps in Elixir.
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Elixir: Create a new project
@veronica-good 2789 Views198 Views 1 Likes 0 CommentsWe go over how to generate a new project using terminal.
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Phoenix: Create a new app
@veronica-good 2789 Views284 Views 1 Likes 0 CommentsQuick tutorial on prerequisites for Phoenix and how to create new phoenix app.
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Phoenix: Templates vs Layouts
@veronica-good 2789 Views268 Views 1 Likes 0 CommentsOverview of templates folder.
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Intro to Elixir | Lesson One: Hello, World!
@tam 15369 Views1527 Views 10 Likes 0 CommentsDuring this lesson, we introduce Elixir and go over creating a simple `Hello, World` function.
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Intro to Elixir | Lesson Two: On Immutability
@tam 15369 Views379 Views 4 Likes 0 CommentsDuring this lesson, we learn about what it means to have mutable or immutable data.
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Intro to Elixir | Lesson Three: On Functions
@tam 15369 Views440 Views 1 Likes 1 CommentsDuring this lesson, we learn how to write functions in Elixir.
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During this lesson, we learn about using variables and the different data types in Elixir. This is the first part of this lesson.
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We will continue our lesson on data types and discuss lists in Elixir.
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