AsimovIV

Elixir is quite amazing to write and read, the major libraries (Pheonix, Ecto, etc.) have excellent documentation, the tools are generally excellent and it is built on to BEAM which is amazing. But it is a dynamically typed language with all the pain that can incur. Of course, there are tools (such as Dialyzer) to give some amount of static type checking but they were not very good when I tried them some years ago. Using things that need mutation can also be a pain. Programming Elixir 1.6 Functional |> Concurrent |> Pragmatic |> Fun was the book I used to learn functional programming and Elixir and it served me well.

There are other good languages you can look into such as Ocaml (that has good free resources for new programmers) and Racket with the amazing free course you can find on OSSU.

I would definitely recommend Foundation series. I have not watched the show but I would be surprised if they could adapt it well since it is not something that would easily be portrayed on film.

I think there might actually be people that talk like that. It reminds me of one of my favorites: Mozilla COLORWAYS!

Why did I just think of this bullshit after reading your comment?

LGTM.

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