Comment on Erlang/OTP 29.0Comments−copx3moIs anyone still using Erlang for green field projects?I know there are plenty of Elixir enthusiasts here, I mean plain ol' Erlang.If you are still using Erlang, why do you prefer it to Elixir?−worthless-trash3moYes, this year alone- New IOT thing on atomvm.- Application server written in erlang.- TUI framework (still WIP).Why do you prefer it to Elixir:- Elixir doesn't pose any real advantage for me over erlang, i'm sure there may be be some, but it fits my brain easier. I'd probably even love to make it a social event to learn/get help, but I never seem to find anything that suits.−mordv3moCan you provide some links? The IoT thing sounds interesting in particular.−worthless-trash3moI dox myself:IOT basic (I have more sensors uncommited, but thats the basic outline )- https://github.com/wmealing/limestoneMy TUI framework (still a long way to go).- https://github.com/wmealing/cellium
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Is anyone still using Erlang for green field projects?
I know there are plenty of Elixir enthusiasts here, I mean plain ol' Erlang.
If you are still using Erlang, why do you prefer it to Elixir?
Yes, this year alone
- New IOT thing on atomvm.
- Application server written in erlang.
- TUI framework (still WIP).
Why do you prefer it to Elixir:
- Elixir doesn't pose any real advantage for me over erlang, i'm sure there may be be some, but it fits my brain easier. I'd probably even love to make it a social event to learn/get help, but I never seem to find anything that suits.
Can you provide some links? The IoT thing sounds interesting in particular.
I dox myself:
IOT basic (I have more sensors uncommited, but thats the basic outline )
- https://github.com/wmealing/limestone
My TUI framework (still a long way to go).
- https://github.com/wmealing/cellium