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# Learn Elixir with Test

## Learn Elixir with Tests

### Formats

* [Gitbook](https://zoedsoupe.gitbook.io/learn-elixir-with-tests)
* [LiveBook](/main/readme.md)

### Translations

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### Why

* Give `Elixir` a goin-over by writing tests
* Start over with TDD. `Elixir` is a good fit with TDD as a result of having a clean syntax and built-in unit test framework (`ExUnit`)
* Explore `Erlang/OTP` features from beggining to advanced
* Be confident that you'll be able to understand concurrent and functional programming styles
* Write well-tested, robust systems in `Elixir`

### Table of contents

#### Elixir fundamentals

1. [Install Elixir](/main/readme.md)

### Contributing

* Follow [CONTRIBUTING](https://github.com/zoedsoupe/learn-elixir-with-tests/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING/README.md) for guidelines
* Additional ideas or suggestions? Create an issue

### Background

I'm an Elixir and Functional Programming enthusiast and also work the language for a little. I always wanted to contribute in an active way to the Elixir's community as I'm into educational content.

This project is a direct result of my inspiration I got from a project with matching name called [Learn Go with Tests](https://github.com/quii/learn-go-with-tests).

### Who this is for

* People who have interest to try `Elixir`
* People who are interest in picking functional programming
* People who already some `Elixir`, but want to take a next step on testing with TDD

### What you'll need

* Some device to run exercises (commonly a computer)
* Basic terminal knowledge

Note that as this project is also build with [LiveBook](https://github.com/livebook-dev/livebook) you can safely go on only with access to a web browser 😊

### Feedback

Add issues/submit PRs [here](https://github.com/zoedsoupe/learn-elixir-with-tests) or [tweet me @zoedsoupe](https://twitter.com/zoedsoupe)

[BSD3-Clause license](https://github.com/zoedsoupe/learn-elixir-with-tests/blob/main/LICENSE/README.md)


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