I've been using Ruby and Rails for about 12 years now and I see all the solutions people come up with as bandages over a wound. A normal Rails app starts off wi

I've been using Ruby and Rails for about 12 years now and I see all the solutions people come up with as bandages over a wound. A normal Rails app starts off with Node and Redis installed. If like me you hop onto the Elixir world it becomes refreshing to see the language you are using do all the stuff multiple tools did and doing it faster.