Elixir was one of the few languages I saw in companies (albeit, infrequently) that wasn't like Java, C#, Python, or JS (Scala here and there). Was always curious about it as perhaps something that could be reasonably pitched as having some nominal uptake.
Pure anecdata there also. Literally just ones I have personally seen on clients or heard about from coworkers.
We use it at a large company and employ almost 60 people writing it. It’s been great so far. The talent pool is really good and it’s easy to teach to junior devs.
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Elixir was one of the few languages I saw in companies (albeit, infrequently) that wasn't like Java, C#, Python, or JS (Scala here and there). Was always curious about it as perhaps something that could be reasonably pitched as having some nominal uptake.
Pure anecdata there also. Literally just ones I have personally seen on clients or heard about from coworkers.
We use it at a large company and employ almost 60 people writing it. It’s been great so far. The talent pool is really good and it’s easy to teach to junior devs.