No, I don't think so. Sure the language is structured to work with beam, so the line is somewhat blurry, but in my mind I was referring to practices that the la

No, I don't think so. Sure the language is structured to work with beam, so the line is somewhat blurry, but in my mind I was referring to practices that the language itself promotes: - no state, unless when you really need it - avoid mocks unless you really need - pipeline-style approach where writes happen only at the end (io at the edge of the system) - prefer integration tests Just things you figure out as you write elixir code