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Hey all,
I’m once again digging back into the world of Bitcoin development. After working my way through part of Mastering Bitcoin, I decided to write a Base58Check encoder in Elixir and write about the process. Check out the article, and let me know what you think.
I’ve got another article coming down the pipe about generating private keys and transforming them into public addresses entirely with the tools provided by Elixir/Erlang. I’m excited about it.
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Hey all,
I’m still on the Bitcoin train. This week I wrote a post on using Elixir to generate Bitcoin private keys and translating them into shareable public keys. It’s pretty amazing that Elixir (well, mostly Erlang) ships with everything required to do this out of the box.
Check out the article, and let me know what you think.
I think this is a great example of the rich depth and power of core Erlang. It also highlights how Elixir can help turn that into something elegant. This is a great blog post and I’m sorry the forum only lets me give it 1 like.
Elixir just reduced the implementation complexity to nearly nothing and the blog post reduced the conceptual complexity to nearly nothing. Thank you Elixir and ElixirForum!
PS: Thanks for reading all those cryptography papers, Pete. 
This stuff may be old news to most people here, but I wrote a brief intro to the Elixir AST.
Let me know if you have any feedback.
