Hi, I’m Brasco and I’m from Florida. I work mainly with Ruby and am excited to be learning Elixir.
Brasco
danielfarrell
Hello world! I am Daniel Farrell and I live in Richmond, VA, USA. Ruby guy mostly, although do a lot of Python/JS these days at work. Been evangelizing Elixir to Rubyists for a couple years now in this region. I’ve also got ~4 of my devs learning it, so hopefully we’ll be doing it professionally soon as well.
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bentanweihao
Author of The Little Elixir and OTP Guidebook
riacataquian
Hi folks! I’m Ria, from Philippines. I work mostly with Rails and Emberjs. I’m using Elixir for one of my side project and oh, it feels good. 
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Fernando
I didn’t introduce my self yet, I’m Fernando, i’m from Salta, Argentina and i’m learning elixir because a find really interesting.
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gregvaughn
I’ve been remiss in my hello. I’m Greg. I’m in the Dallas, Texas area and I’ve been interested in Elixir for almost 3 years. I got started while Programming Elixir was still in beta. I still work in the Ruby world, but have a few co-workers interested in Elixir too and we’re looking for a responsible way to introduce it to the company. I spoke at the very first ElixirConf on OTP and will be attending Empire City Elixir Conf this coming weekend!
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martin-langhoff
(while mix release runs…)
Hey -
I am Martin Langhoff, veteran of many languages, network/web/OS projects, early ‘git’ developer, often roped into random projects. Lately one of those projects is Elixir based – as a result I am co-maintaining Elixir in Fedora.
Most of my work in Elixir is in the tooling around a large/complex application. So I am wrangling with the release and configuration tooling; the burning question in my mind is usually “why doesn’t X work with exrm/conform?”
Work mainly from Miami, FL; I’m either programming or… sailing.
~m
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shaolingeek
sasajuric
Author of Elixir In Action
Somehow didn’t catch this thread until now. My name is Saša (for those who wonder, it’s pronounced like Sasha in English), and I’m from Zagreb, Croatia. Programmer by day, sleeper by night 
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uranther
Hello everyone! I think I missed my introduction too.
My name is James Wheaton and I am some kind of software engineer, but I like to think of myself as a systems engineer. I don’t use Elixir at work yet, but I will be advocating for its use at the soonest opportunity. So that means I like to learn and play with Elixir in my free time. Elixir has created a wonderful community and I am happy to call it home
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