Hello and welcome!

Elixir in Action is the go-to one.

Also, I would suggest working through the guides to start. This will give you the simplest overview of all the language has to offer. Note that while these guides exist in the docs, they are in fact guides and not just standard reference docs. Many people seem to be thrown but this, so I thought I’d qualify.

I’ll repost links to what I’ve said about books I’ve read (I recommend all of them)…

That last one is an excellent look into functional programming

Never got around to finishing Programming Phoenix - but here’s a quick interim review of it:

Started doing Pragmatic Studio’s LiveView Course too but again haven’t had time to finish it (but I loved it and look forward to getting back into it when I’ve got time to get back into it all):

I want to get through all of the Elixir books if I can and would recommend others try to as well, there’s always something invaluable to glean from them

A non-impartial recommendation on my part, obviously, but if you’re looking to learn by doing, and learn some Elixir while also learning how to model databases with Ecto, Northwind Elixir Traders has got you covered.

Friend, it’s very dangerous to go on this journey alone, take this: Masters of Elixir

elixir in action is defacto

but imo if you are a bit impatient and are planning on using something like phx/phx liveview then this is king The Little Elixir & OTP Guidebook (Manning) and you can then look through the phx docs etc