Lars Wikman - Introducing Elixir: Your entire web stack | Øredev 2023

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Introducing the Elixir programming language, the Phoenix web framework and what it is like to build web applications under a fundamentally different high-level abstraction. We will cover development, productivity, performance, reliability and observability capabilities that are essentially unmatched. Given that this tech innovative swedish tech has been available since 1998 it is nice to finally see it come into wide use. If you've been sleeping on Elixir. This is your wake up call. Time to pay attention. You might be doing web wrong.
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21 янв 2024

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@user31415 Месяц назад

Amazing presentation. I like his jokes and its funny that nobody laughs ! But he keeps going. I love it!

@kamiiakbari4947 2 месяца назад

Very intresting, will put def put Phoenix on my roadmap, developer velocity claims and maintanability really caught my attention being in NodeJS and JS fullstack ecosystem that is the most important part.

@mista_ia 4 месяца назад

Very Impressive

@searchingForMinimalism 4 месяца назад

Amazing presentation. Thank you.

@FujiLivz 2 дня назад

@7:30 a mention of java being exceptional no-where is true, but Kotlin on the other hand, is damned impressive. I believe Kotlin is poised well to be the very best "report engine" style development tool, especially if they ever nail down wasm.

@stevenstone307 4 месяца назад

Lars is a great speaker!

@lawrencejob 2 месяца назад

This is fantastic I just wish conferences could edit out the breathing mic issues

@pookiepats 2 месяца назад

And the disgusting smacking of the mouth

@RoslanRamli 4 месяца назад

Does it mean if adding live_svelte will cover 100% of use case

@maxralph01 4 месяца назад

Funny enough, I took the same languages in my self-taught route. Except for Perl at the start. Because when I was starting, it was already fading away in popularity. Perhaps, I would have also started with it if it was still "the thing" then, 'cause it was quite popularly back then before PHP took over.