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On Fire With Phoenix (CodeSchool)
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by @caike
LEVEL 1
Sparks of Data
Get to know Phoenix and learn how to read existing data from the database.
LEVEL 2
Responding With Data
Discover how to respond to client requests with text and HTML rendered responses.
LEVEL 3
New Records
Create new records by first rendering forms and then processing user data once the form is submitted.
LEVEL 4
Migrations & Associations
Use Phoenix to create tables in the database and create associations between schemas.
LEVEL 5
Using Contexts
Learn a design practice which helps keep code organized and provides a solid foundation to grow our Phoenix application from.
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