Erlang Moocs by Simon Thompson (Functional Programming Guru Extraordinare!)

Yeah it is in Erlang, but at this introductory level, the mooc should still be useful as a well put together video course to supplement other resources.

1. Functional Programming in Erlang: [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ-e6ZT4G6U&list=PLlML6SMLMRgAooeL26mW502jCgWikqx_n) and [assignments](https://github.com/Kevin-Ray-Johnson/ErlangMOOC)

2. Concurrent Programming in Erlang: [Future Learn](https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/concurrent-programming-erlang) Note that the materials for this course are only going to be available for about two weeks, so if the course is of interest, the time to act is narrowing.

Simon Thompson teaches at the University of Kent, and so part teaches functional programming for a living, as well as being on first name of basis with the likes of Joe Armstron who is one of the creators of Erlang, upon which Jose Valim built Elixir It is good to get the information from the mouth of the horse, yes?

The Elixir docs have a very nice page on [Elixir/Erlang syntax](https://elixir-lang.org/crash-course.html), but as I have said, and this introductory level, it is the explanations and examples and applications of concepts that I am personally looking at.

Evening all!