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We don't use elixir, but if we saw it on someones skill sheet we would suddenly become very interested in that candidate. We would take it as an pretty clear s
by myrryr 5y ago
We don't use elixir, but if we saw it on someones skill sheet we would suddenly become very interested in that candidate.
We would take it as an pretty clear signal of the kind of dev we want to have on the team.
- dnautics 5y agoProblem is you're going to have a VERY hard time tearing away a senior elixir dev because the dev experience is good enough that it smooths over the pain of working with a crappy codebase/crappy domain problem [0], and senior elixir devs with elixir experience are in very high demand right now. For OP, can't say for sure if that translates to learning elixir as a career choice. [0] note that crappy domain problems also often pay relatively well because they aren't sexy and less people want to be working in them