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Apart from the Rust Book - https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ which resource would you recommend for someone starting out with the language. The more detailed and rigorous, the better. Thanks!

So I got CodeBunk (http://codebunk.com) user tested with Peek. Here is the link to the video - http://peek.usertesting.com/result/177561963128?autoplay=true

I really liked what they did their (Though its not really helpful for me since the user was not my target audience). I guess if they add a bit of targeting in their platform, it could be an absolute must have for everyone out there.

Most importantly, its free for now (upto 3 tests per month) so I am gonna try my luck 2 more times.

Anyone else here who has tried Peek? Thoughts?

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I have been hearing a lot about Elixir (elixir-lang.org) lately. I am a big fan of Erlang and use it whenever possible so Elixir seems like something which should be looked into.

Whats your thought on Elixir? Anything and everything is welcome.