My plans for this year:
Am I going to get all of these done? Probably not 
I’m working on an app where the backend is written in Elixir. I want to maybe OpenSource it depending on the interest once the first version is released, but I try to keep it on the down low until I have something that is beta-worthy, as I tend to drop projects due to changes in interest. Which is also why I keep it mysterious here by not saying which kind of app it is either hehe.
But I’m doing well so far, and a prototype version is due this Saturday and I’m quite motivated to keep it going after. Since picking this project up I’ve gone deeper into certain libraries/frameworks and learned a lot about Ecto, Phoenix, Plug, Elixir logging and general Erlang related things. I have a kubernetes cluster hosting the app in 3 environments right now, which can scale up and down using peerage for discovery, and tonnes more.
So 2019 will be an exciting Elixir year for me
The project is a serious one, but it is also my playground for testing Elixir related things, which I might then take into the workplace at which I’m employed as we use Phoenix there for the PubSub feature. This might also grow in terms of features, but it is unfortunately the only Elixir related thing I have responsibility for in production currently.
It’s not ready yet. Also it has a lot of weird things inside. But it just works on my local machine as I want 
And I think it may be called as my first 0.0.1 release of open source product GitHub - Enapiuz/MessageRoute: Helps send intranet notifications by topic with subscription management power. · GitHub
Looking forward to make it more mature 
Hopefully I’m able to land an Elixir job. It hasn’t been so easy leaving Clojure after all the investment. I’m basically a noob again.
I want to finish Phoenix in Action. Get Elixir - Phoenix to work with a Graphql API, which means I have to learn Graphql as well. I want to find a web UI that I can work with. One that I can use Elixir-Phoenix-Ecto-Graphql as a backend with. I really like the ones made by Devexpress & Syncfusion but these are for .Net - though maybe they would work with my backend in JSON? I would like to hook up with a user group here in L.A. once I’m more comfortable with the language. It would be nice to get involved with an open source project to the extent that I can.
once I’m more comfortable with the language
I went to my first elixir meetup in LA, last week.
It was about Floki webscrapping.
Many attendee seems to be new. I’m pretty new too.