Paramasivan K. Elixir and Phoenix for Beginners...2026

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Paramasivan K. Elixir and Phoenix for Beginners...2026

Textbook in PDF format Elixir и Phoenix для начинающих: создавайте реальные приложения Elixir и Phoenix практическим способом с использованием TDD. Elixir is the modern, powerful programming language designed for massive scale and reliability, perfectly suited for today’s concurrent web applications. Built on the proven Erlang virtual machine (BEAM), Elixir empowers developers to build fast, fault-tolerant systems that simply do not crash. This book provides a clear, sequential path for beginners to master the functional programming mindset, preparing you to leverage these cutting-edge tools in a professional environment. This book is a hands-on guide to building reliable, scalable software with Elixir and Phoenix. You will develop a solid functional mindset before moving to the BEAM’s powerful concurrency model with lightweight processes and OTP. You will learn to design resilient services with GenServers and supervision trees, test confidently with ExUnit, and automate everyday tasks with Mix. You will also build and deploy web services using the Phoenix Framework and Ecto database interaction. Also, by using practical examples and hands-on exercises, readers will learn Elixir's syntax and basic data types. By the end of this book, you will be fully equipped to handle Elixir projects. You will gain the practical skills and confidence needed to successfully develop, deploy, and maintain your own robust, scalable, and fault-tolerant Elixir applications in a real-world environment. Preface Introduction to Elixir and Functional Programming Elixir Syntax and Data Types Elixir Collections and Pattern Matching Concurrent Programming in Elixir Understanding Distributed Systems Mix Tooling, Testing, and Debugging in Elixir Elixir Metaprogramming Working with Phoenix and Ecto Creating Deployable Releases Build Phoenix Components for Real-world Apps Project on Building Real-world Application Future Directions