robertwt7

robertwt7

Hello everyone, my name’s Bob, software engineer living in melbourne. Mostly I dealt with React, laravel (PHP) and python. Really want to make changes to elixir some day but not sure how to convince my team to use it!

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defman

defman

Hello, I’m Sergey. I work with Python and Go most of my time, currently learning Elixir and Rust.

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Cellane

Cellane

Hello, my name’s Milan and I’m originally from the Czech Republic but have been living & working in Japan for over three years now :waving_hand:

At work, I have to juggle various tech stacks depending on project requirements (Swift/Vapor, Java/Spring Boot, Ruby/Rails, Go, TypeScript/Node.js in the last three years :exploding_head:), so far no Elixir projects have reached my desk but that won’t stop me from trying to convince the company to give Elixir a try! :flexed_biceps:

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TwistingTwists

TwistingTwists

Hello everyone,

I am Abhishek Tripathi, from India. I am learning Elixir from Pragmatic Studio’s course. Previously, I have worked on Genetic Algorithms in MATLAB and python. I hope that my journey to web development will be relatively ‘hassle free’, given elixir’s peace-of-mind philosophy!

Hoping to develop some webapps in future.

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cosmicrose

cosmicrose

Hi!

I’m Rosa, and I’m from Colorado. I’ve been working with Elixir for about two and a half years now, two of them have been as a full-time Elixir dev. I’ve previously worked in Java and Ruby, and done some personal projects in a few other languages, but Elixir is by far my favorite.

I want to get more involved with the community! Everyone I’ve worked with so far has been wonderful and I want to help make this language even better.

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rlopzc

rlopzc

Hi again!

I’m Romario from México!

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bgrommes

bgrommes

Hello. Been lurking awhile here but never properly introduced myself. I started developing software for $ in the early 1980s, am currently a .NET guy, most recently working with C#, JavaScript, TSQL and even a bit of Scheme legacy code. Past experience also includes VB.NET and the xBase language family, though arguably this should no longer be mentioned in polite company. Standing on the precipice of F# and while I like it as a language, am strongly attracted to the ERLANG runtime, for which there’s nothing at all like it anywhere else, near as I can tell. If I’m going to dive into functional, I might as well have the freedom of thousands of threads managed on my behalf without a lot of fuss. I have already gotten tired of monitor locks and critical sections.

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chaptuck

chaptuck

Hello World! I’m Tucker from North Carolina, US. I mostly work on the web using JavaScript/TypeScript and python. I recently started learning functional programming and elixir on the side and maybe to use in the future

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soyjeansoy

soyjeansoy

pretty excited with that :pray:

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maco

maco

Oh, so there is an introductions thread!

Hi, I’m Mackenzie or maco, vaguely in the Washington, DC, USA area. I’ve been using Elixir for a year and a half, since my last job started using it. This is my first functional language, and it turns out FP is fun.

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