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probably not maps, but structs yes.
I dunno… it’d break a looooot of code if structs were suddenly not also maps. My bet is this becomes a new option you have to manually migrate to.
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OTP = Open Telecom Platform
"Outlaw Techno Psychobitch" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRbY3TMUcgQ
I swear there's a video of Joe Armstrong et al. presenting part of this on stage and laughing along with it. I tried to find it last week but couldn't figure out which talk it was. A few years ago I think I watched every Erlang/OTP talk in existence.
Is anyone still using Erlang for green field projects? I know there are plenty of Elixir enthusiasts here, I mean plain ol' Erlang. If you are still using Erlang, why do you prefer it to Elixir?
Yes, this year alone - New IOT thing on atomvm. - Application server written in erlang. - TUI framework (still WIP). Why do you prefer it to Elixir: - Elixir doesn't pose any real advantage for me over erlang, i'm sure there may be be some, but it fits my brain easier. I'd probably even love to make it a social event to learn/get help, but I never seem to find anything that suits.
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Yes, this year alone - New IOT thing on atomvm. - Application server written in erlang. - TUI framework (still WIP). Why do you prefer it to Elixir: - Elixir doesn't pose any real advantage for me over erlang, i'm sure there may be be some, but it fits my brain easier. I'd probably even love to make it a social event to learn/get help, but I never seem to find anything that suits.
Can you provide some links? The IoT thing sounds interesting in particular.
IOT basic (I have more sensors uncommited, but thats the basic outline )
- https://github.com/wmealing/limestone
My TUI framework (still a long way to go).