Elixir is such an elegant language.
I'm hoping to find a reason to use it soon.
Elixir-lang.org has a new design
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#32I guess elixir is a nice lang for the niche of erlang. But its dynamic (the "type system" is really meh at best) its not suited for real world use. If i go full dynamic, why not use pure erlang instead?
Have you tried it since the new type system rolled out?
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#33No mention of AI and LLM in the front page. Life is good.
But I bet the landing page was made with AI assistance.
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#36Elixir is such an elegant language. I'm hoping to find a reason to use it soon.
Such a delight to use and the core team seems to always make the right decision.
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#37There’s no obvious way to switch to normal (aka “light”) mode. Dark mode is very difficult for some people (me included) to read. If you must default to dark mode that’s your choice but I’d love to see a light mode toggle somewhere prominent.
Yeah. You'll notice that there's a mix of light and dark. Some segments are light-on-dark, then it switches to dark-on-light. It appears to me like a "design trend" that's at odds with accessibility. https://www.apple.com does this too.
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This is how every second website has looked for the past 10 years.
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#40José Valim & team have made such an incredible language and ecosystem. thank you for all the faithful work, especially the run up to 1.20 over this past year