It's always interesting to read these and I completely agree with the author's comments on productivity (both on Phoenix and Rails). It's a major reason why I l

It's always interesting to read these and I completely agree with the author's comments on productivity (both on Phoenix and Rails). It's a major reason why I learn and teach Elixir, even though it's niche. I genuinely want the skills! One thing to that stood out was how the author found deployment easy, the same as I first did 5 years ago: > "The deployment of Phoenix can be as easy as copying the Mix release I already mentioned to the remote server. You can then start it as a systemd service" I was using Distillery to make the release, but the workflow was virtually identic. Back then, the command to make a Distillery release was even "mix release", just as this author types for Elixir 1.9+ mix releases now. > "Of course, you can make a light way Docker container too, but maybe you don’t even need to. Mix releases are entirely self-contained (even better than a Java’s JAR)!" Also true!