What’s your background? I’ve mainly used language with huge standard libraries and Go’s intentionally small standard library feels very unergonomic sometimes (I miss sets).
Elixir feels very ergonomic to me, but a lot of programmers struggle with the lack of typing.
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What’s your background? I’ve mainly used language with huge standard libraries and Go’s intentionally small standard library feels very unergonomic sometimes (I miss sets).
Elixir feels very ergonomic to me, but a lot of programmers struggle with the lack of typing.
I came from JavaScript NodeJS and Python.
I’ve learnt Elixir and it seems like it’s packed with lots of features/patterns.