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Lessons learned from Elixir Learning Paths

Talkat ElixirConf EU 2021 · 2021-09-09..09-10· [career-development]
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Lessons learned: structured learning beats ad hoc self-study, with concrete practices like spaced repetition, active retrieval and chunking using tools such as Exercism, Elixir School and Programming Phoenix. A company transition runs successfully when paired study, code reviews and onboarding docs scale — evidence: 18 new engineers in three months. Built a volunteer project, Elixir Lab book-club livestreams, running nine live sessions on Learning Functional Programming and ongoing Phoenix reviews with author feedback and steadily growing subscribers.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:52LEARNING PATHS
  3. 2:49LEARNING PATH VS SELF-STUDY
  4. 7:53PRACTICAL OBJECT-ORIENTED DESIGN
  5. 8:32SPACED LEARNING
  6. 10:58Retrieval Practice Actively trying to remember information to make information stick in your memory better
  7. 12:06FOCUSED AND DIFFUSE MODE
  8. 14:36COGNITIVE LOAD
  9. 19:10READING CODE TOGETHER
  10. 20:37Reading Code is an important skill
  11. 23:15PAIR CODE REVIEW
  12. 24:27WRITE CODE
  13. 24:55COMMUNITY SUPPORT
  14. 29:15ENGINEERING CHAPTER
  15. 30:04ELIXIR LAB
  16. 32:02Learning Path can be an interesting tool to support your Elixir adoption strategy
  17. 33:48Continuous Learning is important
  18. 34:01Learn how to learn
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