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Loving the series. Very clear. One thing to ask, could you increase the font size in your editor?

which IDE are you using

Thanks for sharing!!! You really need P r o m o s m!!

I'm not clear on how to use a GenServer. Are we supposed to call all those functions separately from another module? It seemed like you said that calling start_link will automatically call init, but I don't see how that works, and I don't understand how the state is passed from start_link to init. And if we configure a handle_call or handle_cast function, how do we interact with that from another function? Do we have some standard way to cast or call a process and it just knows to use the appropriate function to deal with the incoming message?

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Really awesome!

Create an udemy course, it will be more easier for students like us.

Please make something like this th-cam.com/video/gSnbnYffz7k/w-d-xo.html

Please make a road map for elixir, a video covering topics needed to become intermediate in elixir

individual courses ?

Excellent

awesome stuff!

Hi. Can you make a video on how to build graphql api's in phoenix and explain the concepts around that? I really like your explanations. Plugs also.

Really great content! Thank you.

I have a suggestion which is to consider explaining Agents, GenServer and Tasks within the context of something like a Phoenix app. There are two advantages to that form of explainations: 1) most devs these days are web developers and they want to understand the circumstances that make either of these constructs useful within a web app environment and 2) it would be good to understand the limitations of these constructs if your Phoenix website has to deal with a large volume of requests which should hopefully teach something about how to structure things to avoid bottlenecks. I hope this makes sense.

Thank you for putting these videos together. It's very handy to see these concepts succinctly expressed specially because they are very unique at least to folks with conventional programming knowledge.