I’ve been programming in elixir for about 2 years now. I have to say it’s hard to go back to something like Ruby or JavaScript.In elixir you really get the full power of multi core and support for distributed computing out of the box. Code that would have been beyond my pay grade or wouldn’t even imagine to write in Ruby or JavaScript is now easily reasoned about and maintained in projects. I can
I have worked on, or cleaned up, 4 different CQRS/ES projects. They have all failed. Each time the people leading the project and championing the architecture were smart, capable, technically adept folks, but they couldn't make it work.There's more than one flavor of this particular arch, but Event Sourcing in general is simply not very useful for most projects. I'm sure there are use cases where
Phoenix creator here. I would be happy to answer any questions. For those that want an overview of the framework, my ElixirConf talk would be a good start: http://www.confreaks.com/videos/4132-elixirconf2014-rise-of-... Can you give a briefish but honest assessment about how Phoenix outdoes going with your stock Rails stack, and how it might make a few things harder? How would I differentiate/"sel
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