Elixir is a dynamic, functional language for building scalable and maintainable applications. ok, there are lots of languages that are either or both dynamic and functional, and they can all used to build scalable and maintainable transactions Lexical 0.4.0 has been released Now, when you hover over a module or function, you’ll see relevant documentation, types and parameters We’ve also spent a lot of. I recently completed an elixir course from pragmatic studio and liked the language a lot It has so many great features like genserver, supervision tree structure, out of the box support for looking under the hood of applications using observer, functional programming paradigm, pattern matching, hot code swapping
I have read good things about phoenix too making it an excellent choice for. 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. Now to what i take your question as though, elixir is having similar issues that ruby did/does in that it is associated with just the one popular usage, which is web dev with phoenix. For example, if you want to build a distributed database now, it would be much easier to implement in elixir than in go. What's your recommended ide for elixir
Is there currently anything with code completion?
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