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If you search for Elixir on HN and sort by popularity, 10 of the top 20 results were submitted during the past 12 months (Which in itself might be just related
by kitsune_ 10y ago
If you search for Elixir on HN and sort by popularity, 10 of the top 20 results were submitted during the past 12 months (Which in itself might be just related to an increase in users here on HN, but compare the results to languages like Java or Haskell).
Many of my dev friends with hipsterish inclinations jumped on the Elixir hype train in the past year or so. I really don't see how this is different than past "hype phases" of other technologies.
- macintux 10y agoOh, sure, there'll be some people who regret it, but the key difference is that it isn't going to run into some of the same problems that plague other new languages because it fundamentally isn't a new language.