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Shankar Devy and his son's book (devcarrots.com). I can vouch this book that you can learn and apply practical, real-world solutions aside from @zachdaniel.dev's/@sevensea.cat's book. 2 GREAT ASH BOOKS FROM THE AUTHORS!!! #ElixirLang #AshFramework

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Agreed, the book and approach of essentially just… having the full code ready and telling you what it does and why have a certain 'reference material vibe' to it, made some things click for me!

1. temporary issues tied to Ash’s small but growing community, which will resolve on its own as the community expands 2. misconceptions about Ash’s purpose, which will persist until we shift our perspective to understand the complex business logic problems Ash is designed to solve. quoted it

Both of these books convinces you that Ash is designed to solve really difficult problems (regardless if it's under SME's or not). It is SUPER RARE to have an active community + authors who's answering to feedbacks DAILY!!! tbh I really don't know how they managed to do that (do they get sleep?)