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The API server described in this post is actually a very very small part of the Mixpanel codebase and was the only part written in Erlang (as far as I know). Th
by lightcatcher 15y ago
The API server described in this post is actually a very very small part of the Mixpanel codebase and was the only part written in Erlang (as far as I know). The Erlang server was written in the very early days of Mixpanel and worked well enough for a year and a half, mostly untouched. The statement about iteration is a bit ambiguous, because there was actually very little iteration on the Erlang server, but a ton on the rest of the (Python) product.
So, the lack of iteration wasn't due to high turnover, it was due to having something that worked and other problems to solve.
(I'm an intern at Mixpanel)
- rednum 15y agoBy the way, you could update your jobs offers - ie the part that you write Erlang, which it seems is not true anymore. I don't get why you put that info there in the first place if you had only one piece or erlang code, which you removed instead of refactorizing.