Introduction to Elixir - A Background and the Primitive Types - Part One

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In this tutorial, we take a look at the elixir primitive types. This includes collections like Tuples, Lists, Maps and Bitstrings as well as Integers, Floats, Strings and Atoms.

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[daveybalmer]

What makes this video so good is the tonal quality of the narrator and its pace. Easy listening is great for absorption as opposed to many other videos wherein the presenter is in a great hurry with everything where as a result things can get murky. That is not the case here. Thanks Tensor - I look forward to discovering your further contributions to enlightenment!!

[sumanth]

I am learning Elixir for the past few days. This is the best, comphrehensive intro. Thanks

[daivasmara]

finally found this! there's not many elixir resources and most of them i'm not really able to learn from somehow, but this was the best! thanks alot!

[tjpld]

Functional progrmming just feels right. Paired with Elixirs clean syntax it is an absolute joy. Lots of cool tech is evolving around Elixir like Horde a distributed Supervisor and Registry.

[alrightsquinky]

Fantastic introduction! Slight error at 28:50 when you mention string sigils and interpolation. Using “~s()” you do get interpolation, but if you use “~S()”, with a capital S, you do not get interpolation.

[striker]

Nice! Elixir is tight, I'd love to work with it, I hear amazing things from super smart developers I respect a lot

[gamenetic]

Nice tutorial! Looking forward to watch the next ones

[loveandroid]

Nice course! The introduction about Erlang sounded like it came directly from Elixir in Action book haha.

[danimusbar]

thankyou for the tuts, please make more tuts especially building web app or web development with PHOENIX Framework.

[vbroskas]

This was a very well done and informative video, I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. As someone who is a junior web developer using Python/Django, would learning elixer be beneficial? Is it feasible that if I put in the time with it there are career prospects for me? Please keep in mind I've only been working in development 2.5 years. Thanks!

[angius]

Hi, would it be possible to create a tutorial on how to set up a similar environment to what you have? I've been trying for a couple hours now, and without success. Most I managed to achieve is install Emacs and open it to some read-only text file.

[terryphelps]

Why do you call a tilde (~) an "enye"??

[olexiymelnychuk]

Thank you! Are you planning phoenix lessons in the future?

[Akash-oobx]

I am in my first year of graduation, and thinking to opt for a future proof language to choose for a carrier, I have my background in cpp but thinking of also giving a shot to emerging language, what is your take on it, your recommendations for example between, zig, rust, elixir etc :)

[tronganhnguyenthanh]

How does Elixir convert from 0xFF into 255 and 3.0e-2 into 0.03 ?

[chusto]

just a quetion about emacs, do you have any video tutorial where I can follow the steps on how to configure elixir? thanks Tensor

[siddhisawant]

i am a beginner in elixir. could you help in creating a code for Function that takes single image as an argument and provides the matrix of detected numbers? it would be a big help.

[Gimperion]

What emacs package are you using to load iex shell? Alchemist?

[shauryaverma]

Please let us know how you install emacs

[tronganhnguyenthanh]

This is weird on Elixir. Why does it have to appear the code x = 10 twice, but it doesn't print the number 10 directly when we type x = 10 for the first time ?
x = 10
x = 10
10
But not x = 10
10.