Phoenix works within existing Elixir constructs like macros and modules, so it keeps a lot of the nice interfaces of Rails without the magic, how things work is pretty straightforward.
It is worth stating that the way Erlang/Elixir manage processes is completely different than most other languages and that has to be grokked at some point. Thankfully the framework abstracts a lot of that.
The Elixir and Phoenix docs are also pretty good. They're not Django-level (what is), but they're good.
It is worth stating that the way Erlang/Elixir manage processes is completely different than most other languages and that has to be grokked at some point. Thankfully the framework abstracts a lot of that.
The Elixir and Phoenix docs are also pretty good. They're not Django-level (what is), but they're good.