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This is a subreddit dedicated to the Elixir programming language. Elixir is a dynamic, functional language designed for building scalable and maintainable applications. Elixir leverages the Erlang VM, known for running low-latency, distributed and fault-tolerant systems, while also being successfully used in web development and the embedded software domain.
Reddit » The Elixir Programming Language
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Reddit » The Elixir Programming Language
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Which companies/startup using elixir as their tech stack?
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I'm Elixir curious, thinking about learning another language for web development. The BEAM's benefits are intriguing, but I'm not quite understanding if they present much benefit to your every day "boring" web pages and applications? Do basic / common applications like a classifieds ads website or an ecommerce site benefit from the concurrency of the BEAM enough to warrant choosing Elixir over say Clojure / Clojurescript? Do these concurrency benefits really only come into play if you're building the next WhatsApp?
I'd been leaning towards Clojure for what appears to be a more data-centric wo ..read more
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I'm happy to announce that I've written a simple Forth interpreter, an old stack-based language, in Elixir. It's been a fun challenge, and I've learned a lot about interpreters during the process of writing it.
Feel free to check it out: https://github.com/arturz/forthex
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Reddit » The Elixir Programming Language
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Ash. Harness the mystical power of (the) Elixir.
In this post, I dabble with the idea that Ash (https://ash-hq.org/) may be the hidden champion of low-code tools.
Ash is a framework that allows you to spend time on being creative and solving the actual problems. It gets rid of most of the annoying stuff.
How is this possible? That's quite a big topic in itself. But in short: Ash leverages two things perfectly.
The power of Elixir itself. Elixir provides a very powerful macro system. You can write code, that will write code at compile time.
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Hey guys!
I added a JS package to my Phoenix project, specifically TipTap so I could have a text editor. They did not have Phoenix Framework specific install instructions so I used the Vanilla JS instructions and it seems to have worked locally but whenever I try to run fly deploy I get build errors now.
I have checked the following:
Tiptap package is correctly installed in the wordsmith/node_modules/@tiptap folder
My esbuild settings in the config/config.exs file are set to look inside the node_modules folder:
My app.js file is importing Tiptap correctly
I assume that my issue is som ..read more
Reddit » The Elixir Programming Language
5d ago
So when I use the ~p"" in my markup it becomes red and my formatting stops working. is there a way to make VScode understand this code?
https://preview.redd.it/zo66rqvm28yc1.png?width=882&format=png&auto=webp&s=6b616bf65b3b1939e7d6f3eaf79a37216ab80b04
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Reddit » The Elixir Programming Language
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I have an arbitrarily deep map of which I want to update at any level.
The map corresponds to a self-similar forest in the graph theoretical sense), meaning that each tree's vertex is a map having a string id, a boolean toggled? field and a list of children of the same form under children.
Currently, I am using the follow function to update the toggled? field:
def toggle(tree, id) do Enum.map(tree, fn vertex = %{"id" => ^id} -> Map.update!(vertex, "toggled?", &(!&1)) vertex = %{"children" => []} -> vertex vertex -> Map.update!(vertex, "children", &toggle(&1, id ..read more
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With low experience as a dev, can you enter the Elixir environment?
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