Add learning section on the community page

[starbelly]

A learning section should be added to the community page consisting of sub-sections such as (but not limited to) :

• courses
• tutorials
• books

Let's try to gather resources in this issue first 🚀

[juhalehtonen]

Should we make a distinction between paid and free materials on the website?

Either way, to kick off the listing, here's a few resources I've run into:

• Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good is a classic Erlang text
• Stuff goes bad: Erlang in Anger is another classic text with a very specific focus on production systems
• Learning section of elixir-lang.org does a great job compiling a collection of learning materials related to the language (books, podcasts, courses and more)
• Pragmatic Programmers releases numerous books on Erlang/Elixir
• LFE website lists a selection of books covering the language
• Exercism has learning tracks for Elixir, Erlang and LFE

[starbelly]

Yeah, we may want to make that distinction, same as we do for academic papers :

Here's a few more too :

• Spawned Shelter - Erlang and Elixir training with the the best ...
• Adopting Erlang - Adopting Erlang is an ongoing effort to gather all the resources that will help you use Erlang in a business.
• Elixir School - Elixir School is the premier destination for people looking to learn and master the Elixir programming language.
• The BEAM book - Documentation and insights on the internals of the Erlang runtime system and the Erlang virtual machine known as the BEAM.
• BEAM Wisdom - A collection of easy to read (ELI5) articles as well as in-depth knowledge such as VM internals, memory layout, opcodes etc.
• Erlang Excercisms - Learn Erlang through Excercisms
• Elixir Excercisms - Learn Elixir through Excercisms

[starbelly]

And some more (courses) :

Functional Programming in Erlang, - Learn the theory and practice of functional programming in Erlang, by University of Kent. Functional Programming with Erlang - a free online course for beginners by University of Kent (videos) Erlang Master Classes - a free online for advanced Erlang users by University of Kent (videos)