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Coming from a Clojure background, "extra overhead without any gain" is more or less the definition of Elixir.
by kimi 10y ago
Coming from a Clojure background, "extra overhead without any gain" is more or less the definition of Elixir.
- fnordsensei 10y agoIsn't the Erlang VM and ecosystem sort of the selling point of Elixir? Not that I'm particularly well versed in the specific strengths and weaknesses of that platform.
- LeonidasXIV 10y agoYes, but you can have that with Erlang as well and I think this is exactly what grandparent was alluding to.
- hackerboos 10y agoRuntime overhead possibly. Developer productivity is likely increased. Hard to measure that though.