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That's the downside. If you look at the monthly "who is hiring" posts here on HN, you rarely see Erlang jobs. Elixir shows up a bit more often but it's still un
by SoftTalker 1y ago
That's the downside. If you look at the monthly "who is hiring" posts here on HN, you rarely see Erlang jobs. Elixir shows up a bit more often but it's still uncommon.
- davidw 1y agoYeah, I've really enjoyed the jobs where I got to use Erlang, but there haven't been enough of them. Even Elixir is kind of scarce.
- SoftTalker 1y agoOnly had one, a contract where I got to choose the implementation. Job was to simulate a bunch of sensors on a network and Erlang was perfect for that.