josevalim
Creator of Elixir
There has been a thread to discuss the Stack Overflow Developer Survey on this forum every year since 2018, so here’s yet another one for 2024
. This year’s edition features Elixir, Erlang and Phoenix once more!
The survey has recently opened and will remain open until June 7, 2024.
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As the title says, please share what you’ve been up to with Elixir. Whether that’s been learning it, looking into it, making stuff with i...
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Hey there,
It’s been more than a year since we started using LiveView as our main UI library and building a whole library of UI componen...
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I want to open this thread for you all to discuss and help those who really like Ash but are still hesitant to use it in a real project. ...
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I am happy to introduce the very α version of the new programming language compiled to BEAM.
Welcome Cure.
It has literally three kille...
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Quite interesting article Google brought me. Didn’t find any mentions about it here.
What do you think in general? Would you use togethe...
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It would be helpful to have a list of companies worldwide that hire engineers without prior experience in Elixir. Often, it can be quite ...
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Anyone running long-lived stateful processes on BEAM? We’re building an AI agent runtime and would love to compare notes.
We’re a small ...
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sevenseacat
The questions they ask are getting pretty mundane. Many pages of different technologies. Being obsessed with AI.
There used to be fun ones in there, like how much caffeine do you drink per day, do you use tabs or spaces, light or dark color scheme, novelty stuff!
03juan
Skip 15% of the survey with this one neat trick!
I answered Nerves in Other for the embedded question, and LiveView Native for mobile tech.
AstonJ
If I am not mistaken it is Elixir’s 12th birthday today
so I made sure I filled it in today - just for luck!
I answered “no, but I plan to” because of Nx
and I guess it wasn’t surprising to see AI feature so heavily after their recent announcement - there’s been a few stories about it on DT:
They’re not just fun but can be super interesting (it’s why I love our #wikis-polls:polls section, they can be very insightful!)
Onor.io
kujua
Of course they will emphasize AI, it affects the core of their business.
I answered the AI questions and I said I mistrust the answers…
I am using e.g. ChatGPT for getting ideas and a quick overview, but the answers are either too general or simply wrong.
At the moment I am developing an Elixir course and AI does not (will never?) understand the “big picture”. Nothing is better than experience and knowing the pitfalls we all see when developing.