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- Elixir Programming Language Forum
The Elixir Forum - for Elixir programming language enthusiasts!
- Neovim - Elixir Setup Configuration from Scratch Guide
This post is an instruction guide to help you setup your Neovim for Elixir development from scratch It includes general information on how to configure syntax highlighting and auto-completion for Elixir language Be aware that the Neovim ecosystem is always moving fast, so the content of this post may become outdated for future readers I’ll try my best to keep this post updated to align
- Elixir Jobs - Elixir Programming Language Forum
Elixir Jobs section
- Req — A batteries-included HTTP client for Elixir
Hey everyone! Req is an HTTP client for Elixir that I’ve been working on for quite some time There is already a lot of HTTP clients out there so why create a new one? Two things: great out of the box experience and ext…
- Upgrading Elixir - how to check versions, delete, and upgrade?
ExENV exenv lets you easily switch between multiple versions of Elixir It’s simple, unobtrusive, and follows the UNIX tradition of single-purpose tools that do one thing well exenv is a Elixir version of rbenv and used denv as a reference Thanks to @sstephenson and @repeatedly KIEX Kiex allows you to easily build and swit…
- Jose Valim: Elixir is, officially, a gradually typed language
To align everyone’s expectations, our goal is to perform inference of all patterns and guards by Elixir v1 17, as outlined here: Type system updates: moving from research into development - The Elixir programming language There are still no typing syntax or changes to the language And there is still a chance we won’t go forward with this
- Why elixir over Golang : r elixir - Reddit
Elixir has built-in application, ETS, supervisor, shell and tcp mesh, which if implemented with high quality and bug-free in go requires a lot of work For example, if you want to build a distributed database now, it would be much easier to implement in Elixir than in go
- :httpc cheatsheet - Wikis - Elixir Programming Language Forum
:httpc HTTP client is part of Erlang standard library, and as such can be easily used in Elixir code too One particular advantage of using :httpc is that you can do a lot with it even with a minimal number of external dependencies I prefer to use :httpc in one-off scripts and in production The :httpc reference is available at the Erlang standard library documentation website, here: httpc
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