ErlangSolutions
An infographic that compares Erlang, Elixir, and Go’s strengths in the respect to the programming languages’ concurrency, reliability, scalability, complexity, garbage collection, virtual machines, and developer onboarding.
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OvermindDL1
My adblock really does not like the middle redirect, seems to go from bit.ly to some go.pardot thing to erlangsolutions, you really should just put the url straight, I had to elinks through it… >.<
Direct URL for anyone else: Best Programming Languages For Online Betting
And found the pdf, and it is through a url redirector too, quit-that-stuff!!
And the PDF is blocked by chrome because it is embedded in an iframe with improper validation set up… >.>
Grabbed the PDF, it loads fine in chrome here.
Direct PDF link for anyone else: https://esl-website-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/document/file/82/Erlang_Elixir_Go_Infographic_from_Erlang_Solutions___Programming_Languages_OTP_Online_Gambling_and_Betting.pdf
That was a little bit painful to get through… ^.^;
kwando
My iPhone 6s didn’t like that file either. (surprise I know)
MartinElvar
Neither did i on Chrome @ Linux
Deithrian
I don’t have any issues with the pdf on Windows 10, Chrome.
I’m curious about the exceedingly long filename though
NobbZ
Without having inspected it further, my guess is that the gradient in the background is the culprit.
Either use a bitmap or remove it.
ErlangSolutions
Thanks for your feedback, we’re working on a solution
NobbZ
Its unusable on chrome as well. Standardzoom is far to way off (nothing is readable except captions) and if you zoom in, that you can read something, scrolling is sloppy and slow.
Haven’t tried other PDF viewers.
And this is an i7 with 16GiB of RAM…
wmnnd
The 14 MB infographic PDF file just brought down Firefox, Evince and Inkscape