We look at the arithmetic, comparison, and boolean operators in Elixir.

Like most languages, Elixir has data types. There aren't that many of them either. We'll be able to take advantage of the simpler data types immediately, but the data types with more complexity to them will require posts of their own later on. The Basic Types

Now is the time where I finally stop talking about Elixir and start actually using it. We'll actually get to write some Elixir code today, although it's going to be really simple stuff. Let's start doing something! IEx The tool that we're

It's almost time to dive into learning Elixir, but first I'm going to cover the learning resources I'm using and the tools I'm using, including what you need to follow along. Learning Resources I'm using the following resources for teaching

Since Elixir is a functional language, it's best to become familiar with how functional programming works. Although I have used features in Javascript and C# in a functional manner before, this is my first functional language. So I'm going to write what I know here, but

Before we dive into Elixir, let's get to know it a bit better. It's good to know something about the language so that we have a better idea about where it came from and what it can do. Before I learn a language, I like to

Welcome to Learn With Me: Elixir. The purpose of this series is to teach you about Elixir as I learn about it. As I go along, I'll be learning the concepts of the Elixir programming language and then writing about a topic I recently learned. I'm