I'm learning Elixir and Phoenix at work ATM and I must say, as a IT guy who has to be a jack-of-all trades in IT this channel is amazing! Thanks for creating out and the hard work you put into making the content! This will make my life easier :) All the best Bruce! You rock!
One thing I don't understand in Phoenix LiveView is: we have a route that looks like this /products/:id/edit but in the heex template the Patch function is using the route like this: /products/#{product}/edit. The router is taking the product id from the product. How is the id parameter is being taken out of product automatically. I searched in app.js but no luck. Thank you in advance. I'm just finishing the last book of Phoenix LiveView and I'll be joining your courses.
I don't know exactly what the infrastructure looks like, but it's probably processed in the ~p sigil. That's the best place to check. That's where verified routes are processed. You might want to post the question in the Elixir Forum - other folks will weigh in on the answer.
can you do a video comparing different elixir / erlang books out there? there are so many of them that one can feel overwelhmed as to where to start from or which book to pick up next.
I'm learning Elixir and Phoenix at work ATM and I must say, as a IT guy who has to be a jack-of-all trades in IT this channel is amazing!
Thanks for creating out and the hard work you put into making the content!
This will make my life easier :)
All the best Bruce!
You rock!
Thank you!
Thanks. I am learning a ton through your videos. Keep it up
Glad to hear it!
One thing I don't understand in Phoenix LiveView is: we have a route that looks like this /products/:id/edit but in the heex template the Patch function is using the route like this: /products/#{product}/edit. The router is taking the product id from the product. How is the id parameter is being taken out of product automatically. I searched in app.js but no luck. Thank you in advance. I'm just finishing the last book of Phoenix LiveView and I'll be joining your courses.
I don't know exactly what the infrastructure looks like, but it's probably processed in the ~p sigil. That's the best place to check. That's where verified routes are processed. You might want to post the question in the Elixir Forum - other folks will weigh in on the answer.
can you do a video comparing different elixir / erlang books out there? there are so many of them that one can feel overwelhmed as to where to start from or which book to pick up next.
Sure, are you a beginner? Can you be a little more specific about what kind of book you are looking for?