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Quick Dive into Elixir, Phoenix and Erlang Ecosystem(kiprosh.com)
4 points by jtwebman 11y ago|0 comments
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by jtwebman 11y ago
This isn't going to be good for mobile networks that can't keep up with the usage now.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
I hope so!
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by jtwebman 11y ago
I might focus more on the user and features then on re-writing if it isn't making money unless you think you can cut cost dramatically. Also maybe look to get a little funding.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Also it depends on the system you are building. Elixir and Erlang scale great and send messages even between servers fast! So if you need to scale it is great. Go I am sure is faster performance wiz but Elixir/Erlang will stay running
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by jtwebman 11y ago
I will stick to building the machines myself. These just seem dangerous. If I am going to use these I should just host on HostGator.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Many aspects of programming like code readability, patterns, and abstractions could all be taught in a fun interactive way like these problems are done in. This site just focuses more on the math and logical thinking parts.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
ORIC-1 was the Raspberry PI of my day as well. Though I had a Commodore 64.
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Secrets of Wildly Successful Entrepreneurs [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jtwebman 11y ago|0 comments
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by jtwebman 11y ago
At PK4 Media we use Node.js with Express and BookshelfJS.
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Diet Coke Exposed: What Happens One Hour After Drinking Diet Coke(therenegadepharmacist.com)
4 points by jtwebman 11y ago|3 comments
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by jtwebman 11y ago
This can't be stable at this rate.
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Spin Up a Docker Dev/test Environment in 60 Minutes or Less(joyent.com)
10 points by jtwebman 11y ago|0 comments
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Why would you use Julia over something like Erlang for parallel? Is it better math support? Seems like Erlang has a good model for this but does lack in other areas.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
I wish they would say what they wanted the money for!
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by jtwebman 11y ago
If they did this company would be much,, much slower at hiring people and wouldn't bring people on till they knew they could always pay them. It would slow down company growth a huge amount. I doubt this will ever be a thing at least i
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Humane Development – Agile. Scrum. Kanban. TDD.? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jtwebman 11y ago|0 comments
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by jtwebman 11y ago
I am currently working on a CMS built with Elixir, GraphQL, and React.JS
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Go for it! I would always take action over no action.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Great idea! I'll have to add this to my possible retirement plans.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
The issue with this whole argument is you should use the right language for the job instead of trying to recreate the wheel over and over again. Look at Erlang and Elixir if you need highly scalable fault tolerant systems. It doesn't
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Congrats guys! Nice to see hard work pays off.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
What was the initial product?
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Is it using React Native?
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Dockyard: Betting heavily on Elixir and Ember.JS(dockyard.com)
2 points by jtwebman 11y ago|0 comments
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by jtwebman 11y ago
They are making it better everyday though.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Why not just use Elixir or Erlang? I never understood why programmers would spend years re-writing something in their language of choice if it already existed.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
Normally high paying jobs means they are trying to keep people and not the most fun jobs.
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by jtwebman 11y ago
What was the added value over other smaller cleaning services?
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by jtwebman 11y ago
I have played around with this database I am looking forward to using it on my next project! This is great news but I would love if they wrote a Erlang/Elixir driver. There is one that that the community wrote but would love to see som

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