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This article will focus on two intertwined languages: Elixir and Erlang. Let's closely look at both languages!

Check out the 3 secrets of Joshua Plicque to Unlocking Elite Developer Productivity!

In this post, I will introduce you to the world of cybersecurity and tell you how Elixir programming language works in this environment.

No more rewriting code
No more loading delays
No more limiting the number of users

Elixir is one of those languages that works great for MVP, but also allows you to scale your application without disrupting its operation.

The 10th edition of Elixir Meetup hosted by Curiosum on Wednesday, October 12, 2022 at 18 CET!

During the special edition, Joshua Plicque will talk about 3 Secrets to Unlocking Elite Developer Productivity and you will have the unique opportunity to ask Sasa Juric about anything you want in an hour-long Q&A!

Join the event!

Many consider Elixir to be Ruby's successor, so we decided to settle that. Together with Curiosum's CTO, Michał Buszkiewicz and experienced Elixir & React Developer, Krzysztof Janiec, we decided to compare the two programming languages.

Elixir is gaining in popularity and as a result many SaaS companies are now using Elixir and Phoenix as the basis of their technology stack. Here are some of the most interesting examples.

Nerves is a platform that comes with a set of tooling that simplifies the process of creation and maintenance of an Elixir app on IoT devices. Software built using it are already battle-tested and working on production so, let's give it a try!

Check out 12 popular startups written in Elixir language!

We're going to look at how Ecto, Elixir's first-choice database access library, handles relational (SQL) database transactions - all followed with examples in our GitHub repository.

In most programming languages we often deal with instructions responsible for handling dependencies. Elixir is no different.

In Elixir, dependency is nothing more than compiled module which for some reason you want to use in another module. There are a couple of instructions that we use in Elixir to either make it easier or possible to interact with modules.

In this blog post Szymon Soppa explains and presents use case examples of four of them:

The cost of developer time is expensive, you don't want to waste it! One of our goals in a day-to-day development is to optimize things, and that's exactly what we should do to our CI's to reduce badly spent developer time and engage him in something more productive.

On May 24, we all celebrated the 10th anniversary of Elixir!

It was on this occasion that we asked our Elixir developers about how they started their adventure with Elixir language, how long it took to learn Elixir to feel confident in this language, what advice that they would give to developers who want to learn the Language, and what sources they use for learning Elixir and everyday work.

If you're curious about how #CuriousPeople do it, check out this blog post!

6th Elixir Meetup hosted by Curiosum

We discussed 2 presentations of our Elixir experts:

* Gustavo Oliveira: TDD with Liveview simpler than you imagine!

Elixir Meetup #6 on June 8, 2022 at 18 CET

Where? 👉 ONLINE & FREE

Register 👉👉 https://curiosum.com/meetups/elixir

If neural networks are becoming so popular it would be good to create them in an easy way and the Axon library which is built on top of Nx allow to do that in Elixir.

Regardless of whether you've only just heard of the Elixir programming language and would like to learn it, or if you're a seasoned developer with years of experience, you need adequate learning resources to ensure steady progress in your career - and just equally as important is the need to be up to date with what's new & trending in the functional.