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Getting Started with Phoenix 1

Phoenix is the de facto web framework for Elixir. This course will teach you the basics of Phoenix by walking through building an Elixir application.

Beginner
2h 52m
(37)

Created by Nate Taylor

Last Updated Dec 02, 2024

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Getting Started with Phoenix 1

Phoenix is the de facto web framework for Elixir. This course will teach you the basics of Phoenix by walking through building an Elixir application.

Beginner
2h 52m
(37)

Created by Nate Taylor

Last Updated Dec 02, 2024

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In order to deliver an Elixir application over the web, it's essential to understand certain key concepts, such as models and views. With this course, Getting Started with Phoenix, you'll learn about how a functional programming language (Elixir) presents an application on the web. You'll see a way to structure your project that keeps application logic separate from presentation logic. You will also learn how to deploy your application, so that it doesn't just reside on your computer. By the end of the course, you'll have an application that you can use for future reference and be equipped to start writing new web applications with Phoenix and Elixir.

Getting Started with Phoenix 1
Beginner
2h 52m
(37)
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Nate's first program was written in QBasic on an 8086 clone his dad built. Since then he's written applications in C++, .NET, and Node.js.

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