In the backend I'd recommend that you checkout Elixir/Phoenix projects, there're tons of them. I got started by reading Programming Phoenix which is an amazing read, full of great examples. I also found some amazing projects along the way: Changelog.com, Accent, even Hex!
I wish my code was half as good as my expectations for how my code should be. My lattes are better than my code, so maybe I should make latte art instead of ascii art
Personally I always found a lot of resources about functional programming lacking real life examples. It's not going to be easy to open a big project like Hex or Changelog and actually understand it, but it'll help you see the bigger picture of how to compose things functionally and I think that's a very good thing to have once you're past the basic things and want to build something real!
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In the backend I'd recommend that you checkout Elixir/Phoenix projects, there're tons of them. I got started by reading Programming Phoenix which is an amazing read, full of great examples. I also found some amazing projects along the way: Changelog.com, Accent, even Hex!
Thank you for the suggestions! What about those projects in particular make them good for beginners?
Personally I always found a lot of resources about functional programming lacking real life examples. It's not going to be easy to open a big project like Hex or Changelog and actually understand it, but it'll help you see the bigger picture of how to compose things functionally and I think that's a very good thing to have once you're past the basic things and want to build something real!