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check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feAW1AVzNwo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feAW1AVzNwo But also there are GUIs (I believe there are wx bindin
by dnautics 6y ago
check this out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feAW1AVzNwo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feAW1AVzNwo
But also there are GUIs (I believe there are wx bindings) that are shipped with erlang (wobserver for example)
By and large, though people are writing servers in erlang, so building GUIs has never been a priority, and by the time erlang got a kick in butt in popularity due to Elixir, the way to write a GUI in erlang, became "write a web interface in Elixir".
Finally don't necessarily trust stackoverflow; the entire elixir community has basically left SO and gone to elixir-specific fora, which we think is why elixir dropped off the SO developer's survey.
- zbentley 6y ago> the entire elixir community has basically left SO and gone to elixir-specific fora That's very surprising to me. Do SO's metrics of questions/answers/etc reflect this? If so, why the move? Was it organic? Organized?
- mononcqc 6y agoI was active on the Erlang stackoverflow. I left because stackoverflow is not a community, I don't give a crap about the gamification, the incorrect answers most upvoted because they provide a quickfix rather than a proper fix, and I'd rather go in places where you can have an actual discussion when you need to re-frame problems since newcomers aren't generally used to the paradigms of the VM and OTP. Stackoverflow felt like working for free just spending time answering things for imaginary points whereas other fora have more reciprocity available through richer dynamics that can help build communities. Stackoverflow, to me, is a last resort more than anything else.