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Awesome write-up, Francesco! To add to the success stories, our team's previous startup (Bugsense) was a huge user of Erlang, which allowed to scale to hundreds
by aloukissas 7y ago
Awesome write-up, Francesco! To add to the success stories, our team's previous startup (Bugsense) was a huge user of Erlang, which allowed to scale to hundreds of thousands of concurrent devices with just a handful of servers [1]. It was a no brainer that we would now use Elixir for our current startup (AgentRisk [2,3]) and we wouldn't have been happier with our choice, especially paired with Phoenix, which is hands-down the best web framework we've ever worked with.
[1] http://www.erlang-factory.com/static/upload/media/1394234889981861bugsenseldbefsf2014.pdf http://www.erlang-factory.com/static/upload/media/1394234889...
[2] https://agentrisk.com https://agentrisk.com
[3] https://blog.agentrisk.com https://blog.agentrisk.com
- interactivecode 7y agoWhat would be a good resource to get started with Phoenix / Elixir, coming from Node/EJS/React it seems very daunting