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There's a real uphill battle for adoption. Can't use it because it's not popular enough and there aren't enough experienced devs. Its not more popular and peopl
by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
There's a real uphill battle for adoption. Can't use it because it's not popular enough and there aren't enough experienced devs. Its not more popular and people don't have that experience because it's not used as much.
Half (if not more) of the things my company is working on right now would just not be a thing if we used Elixir. But instead, we're one of millions of companies re-inventing solutions to the same distributed computing problems using Node & AWS in a less optimal and worse-tested way. Such is life.
- pjmlp 1y agoIndeed, and hence why for example while I would rather use Smalltalk, Prolog, Lisp or Standard ML, I have to also contend myself with their influences on programming languages and tools that we are actually allowed to use.