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 =Phoenix and Elixir Programming Wiki=
 To view all Elixir tutorials and content just click [[Special:AllPages|Explore]]
 This is my personal web project where I document blocks of Elixir and Phoenix code that I find useful.

Admin at 16:50, 19 October 2023

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	=Phoenix and Elixir Wiki=		=Phoenix and Elixir Programming Wiki=
	To view all Elixir tutorials and content just click [[Special:AllPages\|Explore]]		To view all Elixir tutorials and content just click [[Special:AllPages\|Explore]]

Admin at 16:50, 19 October 2023

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			=Phoenix and Elixir Wiki=
			To view all Elixir tutorials and content just click [[Special:AllPages\|Explore]]

			All documents are written in a wiki style format.
	~~To view all Elixir tutorials and content just click [[Special:AllPages\|Explore]]~~

	This is my personal web project where I document blocks of Elixir and Phoenix code that I find useful.		This is my personal web project where I document blocks of Elixir and Phoenix code that I find useful.

Admin at 13:24, 11 October 2023

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Admin at 14:08, 10 October 2023

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	Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.		Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.

	This entire site is a work ''in progress'' ~~and I have not reached the ideal I am striving for - yet~~. Many articles are placeholders intended for future development ~~or partially complete~~.		This entire site is a work ''in progress''. Many articles are either partially completed or set as placeholders intended for future development.

	To contribute follow these guidelines:		To contribute follow these guidelines:

Admin at 11:31, 10 October 2023

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	Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.		Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.

	This entire site is a work ''in progress'' and I have not reached the ideal I am striving for - yet.		This entire site is a work ''in progress'' and I have not reached the ideal I am striving for - yet. Many articles are placeholders intended for future development or partially complete.

	To contribute follow these guidelines:		To contribute follow these guidelines:

Admin at 11:54, 9 October 2023

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	Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.		Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.

	This entire site is a work ''in progress'' and i have not reached the ideal I am striving for - yet.		This entire site is a work ''in progress'' and I have not reached the ideal I am striving for - yet.

	To contribute follow these guidelines:		To contribute follow these guidelines:

Admin at 11:54, 9 October 2023

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	Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.		Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.

			This entire site is a work ''in progress'' and i have not reached the ideal I am striving for - yet.

	To contribute follow these guidelines:		To contribute follow these guidelines:

Admin at 11:51, 9 October 2023

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	I try to be as '''''direct and minimalistic''''' in my examples as possible.		I try to be as '''''direct and minimalistic''''' in my examples as possible.

	Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions ~~that lack a personable human touch~~. ~~I try~~ to ~~make~~ learning material that is more in-line with the functional thought process - Simple,explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.		Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions. The goal of Elixir Blocks is to be a repository of learning material that is more in line with the functional thought process - Simple, small, contextualized, explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.

	To contribute follow these guidelines:		To contribute follow these guidelines:

Admin at 11:47, 9 October 2023

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	To view all Elixir tutorials and content just click [[Special:AllPages\|Explore]]		To view all Elixir tutorials and content just click [[Special:AllPages\|Explore]]

	This is my personal web project where I document blocks of Elixir and Phoenix code that I find useful.		This is my personal web project where I document blocks of Elixir and Phoenix code that I find useful.

	I try to be as '''''direct and minimalistic''''' in my examples as possible.		I try to be as '''''direct and minimalistic''''' in my examples as possible.

			Although Elixir is a functional language, the process of learning (and much of the community conduct) has felt like a mix between trying to decipher clinical API docs and mulling through an over complicated jumble of unspoken assumptions that lack a personable human touch. I try to make learning material that is more in-line with the functional thought process - Simple,explicit and useful ''Elixir blocks''.

	To contribute follow these guidelines:		To contribute follow these guidelines: