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   Lessons about the Elixir programming language(elixirschool.com)

   2 points by iamd3vil 11y ago|0 comments
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   by iamd3vil 11y ago

   Erlang Virtual Machine - It's an amazing piece of software
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   by iamd3vil 11y ago

   Phoenix is definitely production ready, as I am using it in many production systems now. 1) You have to eventually get into OTP. Elixir language is ok but all the stuff which makes it attractive is OTP and it's concurrency. If you are
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   Why bet365 is open sourcing its Erlang code(computing.co.uk)

   1 points by iamd3vil 11y ago|0 comments
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   Ejabberd Massive Scalability: 1 Node – 2+ Million Concurrent Users(blog.process-one.net)

   3 points by iamd3vil 11y ago|0 comments
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   by iamd3vil 11y ago

   This seems like a perfect case for something like Elixir/Erlang where you can spawn multiple processes and need not worry because of immutability.
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   by iamd3vil 11y ago

   I am a Pythonista myself and I use Elixir at work. Even though Elixir looks like Ruby, it has very little in common with Ruby. Elixir's syntax is very simple and it's very easy to migrate from Ruby/Python. Please try it, you
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   by iamd3vil 11y ago

   Actually Elixir and Erlang are totally interoperable with zero overhead. They both compile to BEAM virtual machine code. That "runs on Erlang" part is a selling point IMO.
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   by iamd3vil 11y ago

   Try Elixir ( https://elixir-lang.org ). Phoenix framework is awesome and working with it is a pleasure.
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    Maybe try Elixir if you don't like the syntax of Erlang, because it's really a pleasure to work with Elixir/Erlang.
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    Fiberize framework for high performance parallel, distributed systems(github.com)

    2 points by iamd3vil 11y ago|0 comments
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    #elixir-lang is quite nice and noob friendly too.
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    Anyone who thinks it's difficult to program in Erlang, please have a look at Elixir( https://elixir-lang.org ). It's quite nice to work with.
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    Build Massively Scalable RESTFul API with Falcon and PyPy(impythonist.wordpress.com)

    2 points by iamd3vil 11y ago|0 comments
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    Awesome.I sent this to my friend who doesn't know anything about DNS and he told me this is awesome. I wasn't expecting that.
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    Linux Mint is working for me pretty well for the past 1 year. Check it out.
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    I use may be 10 plugins. The speed is improved but still the startup time is so slow. May be I exaggerated a bit, but it will be definitely around 15-20 seconds for me.
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    Atom is nice but much slower than ST3. It takes 30 seconds to open a file while ST3 almost instantly loads. It's not worth switching from Sublime.
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    Take a look at Nim Language. (www.nim-lang.org) A High Performance lang with "Pythonesque" syntax.
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    Running Python in a Browser Is More Awesome Than You Think(wired.com)

    4 points by iamd3vil 11y ago|0 comments
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    I think they didn't update that page with the installation instructions and the links to download it.
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    by iamd3vil 11y ago

    This is awesome! Thank you.