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Honestly, I'd strongly suggest not using an LLM to get started on a new language. It'll be harder at first, but you'll build intuition about how things work und
by TimTheTinker 1y ago
Honestly, I'd strongly suggest not using an LLM to get started on a new language. It'll be harder at first, but you'll build intuition about how things work under the covers (especially important when the runtime environment is unique like the Erlang OTP), and you'll build your ability to code idiomatically.
Instead, read lots of great code in that language and incrementally work to understand and imitate its style. The standard library and any popular tools written in it would be good places to start.