biportal
Hi, I recently thought about a name for this Stack: Rust + Elixir + Phoenix. I came up with Runix (RuNix) and blogged about it on Medium. I quickly got 1000 views and thus I’d like to share it with you:
https://medium.com/@bipeurope/introducing-the-runix-stack-rust-elixir-phoenix-a04fbc5b11e5
Best, Thorsten
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asianfilm
I think you should keep it simple. REPS (Rust Elixir Phoenix Stack), with all the references that has to strength training, leaner, fitter and all that. Taglines like “Put your application on steroids” then flow easily.
nickurban
Hey Thorsten,
Thanks for the share! I haven’t tried Rust yet, but its reputation is excellent, and I’m excited by this diredcdtion.
One note: the images in the article are strangely distorted and contain typos. e.g. “Rust: uncronumesing performance”, “delivering real-wbe web” (?)
bpat
Lol, I love this
biportal
Sounds cool, but then you have the double-S issue: REP(S) stack…
biportal
Yeah, that’s nano banana mixing it up. I’ll give it another try.
asianfilm
When I hear “RuNix” I think of druids with potions hanging out in Stonehenge with a hangover…. which does have the advantage of suggesting the glory of monoliths.
NotQuiteLagom
Great name for the stack I’m already using in my company. THere’s nothing better than it, especially in a time when LLMs can help you.
biportal
Awesome. I’d love to hear what exactly you’re doing with LLMs running on the Runix stack.