Hi, I’m Nicola from Germany. I bought ‘programming phoenix’ and now I’m here to ask questions, if I have some.
jasinai
TrevorBramble
Greets. I’m Trevor, in Seattle, WA, USA. Last year I made a point to learn Haskell and Elm. This year I intend to focus on Erlang and Elixir.
I’m frankly skeptical (as a Ruby programmer I find Elixir syntax falls to its death in the uncanny valley) but we use Erlang at work and Elixir somehow keeps growing in popularity, so I want to see what that’s all about.
DeeBee
Hi I’m Dee from Seattle area. New to programming and want to learn how to make smokin fast web apps.
dngrhm
zhlsky
Hi, I’m Zhang from China.Now I’m working in Japan and using Clojure. I like Elixir and functional programming.
citizenE
notriddle
Hi there.
I do a PHP app for a living, though I’ve done programming in Rust as well, and have at various times done everything from Perl to C++.
sashaafm
Welcome @citizenE and @notriddle. Hope you find the Elixir Forum a nice place and come here often 
expilo
Hi, I’m Piotr. I’m an art historian dealing with metadata, interested in ancient forgotten technologies like Topic Maps.
digitalcraftsman
While diving into functional programming I found Elixir to be the sweet spot between t the concepts of FP and a growing, active and welcoming community.
Currently, I’m still rewiring my imperative mind. Lisp and Haskell are probably the next languages on my todo list.