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I’ll try my best to keep this post updated to align. Which ones have you read and which ones are your faves? Subreddit for the elixir programming language, a dynamic, functional language designed for building scalable and maintainable applications
What's your recommended ide for elixir
I'm just getting started with elixir, and was wondering what ide you'd recommend Is there currently anything with code completion? For example, if you want to build a distributed database now, it would be much easier to implement in elixir than in go. To align everyone’s expectations, our goal is to perform inference of all patterns and guards by elixir v1.17, as outlined here
And there is still a chance we won’t go forward with this. I have a relationship of love and hate with elixir Mainly the fact of it’s dynamic I really miss an assertive autocomplete
But well, now we have gleam, it’s not ready, but looks promising, what do you guys think of it
Does the fact of being typed reduce the productivity from elixir? Can you believe the first professionally published elixir book was published just 8 years ago Since then i think we’ve seen more books for elixir than any other language of a similar age (except maybe swift)
