Few seconds of your video I opened for a first time while researching. And I hit Subscribe button immediately. Healing source of knowledge. Thank you very much.
Great intro video about Elixir. Was going to suggest that you add subtitles (CC) for accessibility but the autogenerated ones did a very good job overall. Excellent work putting this together, Lars! 🙌
I have been searching for a nice channel for exploring Elixir. I've had some real time image analysis applications in mind for awhile now, and I've always felt that Nerves may be critical to the implementation.
Anything in the realm of "services". It is immensely capable in regular web app dev. And the design just happens to be proven for much more complex systems, services and architectures. Efficient, effective and capable.
Elixir School seems good. I've done some videos where me and a friend work through it. I just went by the official Elixir and Phoenix guides and docs personally. Those are some free ones. If you want a code for some off on learning-elixir.dev the code "underjord" should make it a bit cheaper. I can also recommend grox.io because I trust Bruce and Maggie to put out good stuff.
What solutions are there for doing number crunching/numerical computing with Elixir considering BEAM is not good at it? I don't want to use Rust or C. Isn't there a library that lets you do C like speed computations with Elixir syntax?
I would primarily look at Nx for that. It can compile to both efficient CPU instructions or even GPU instructions with EXLA. The CPU approach should be quite effective already. hexdocs.pm/nx/Nx.html
Thanks for this video. I am using a legacy application in Elixir / Phoenix, which takes more time to compile the dependent files every time I want to test the code I have written while doing the development. I there any solution to reduce this time taken?
Older Elixir versions have had this problem worse than recent ones. If possible, get to a newer version. There are also some anti-patterna that can make compilation inefficient. Such as using import being generally worse than alias. See changelog.com/posts/how-i-reduced-changelogs-compilation-dependencies-by-98
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Now that's what I call thorough introduction. Thank you, much needed learning material for this lovely and powerful language
Thank you! I appreciate that.
Few seconds of your video I opened for a first time while researching. And I hit Subscribe button immediately. Healing source of knowledge. Thank you very much.
Great intro video about Elixir. Was going to suggest that you add subtitles (CC) for accessibility but the autogenerated ones did a very good job overall. Excellent work putting this together, Lars! 🙌
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I have been searching for a nice channel for exploring Elixir. I've had some real time image analysis applications in mind for awhile now, and I've always felt that Nerves may be critical to the implementation.
Thanks, awesome video. Best description ever of the Elixir/Erlang ecosystem, with some good comparisons.
Thank you! That's very nice to hear.
Excellent overview
Amazing Video very explicative
What a great overview of the Elixir/Erlang ecosystem!
Nice introduction! 🎉🙂
I still confused about what Apps i should create with Elixir.... What I can/should do with it to make good use of it?
Anything in the realm of "services". It is immensely capable in regular web app dev. And the design just happens to be proven for much more complex systems, services and architectures. Efficient, effective and capable.
Hey, do you recommend any resources to learn Elixir?. I have some experience in other programming languages.
Elixir School seems good. I've done some videos where me and a friend work through it. I just went by the official Elixir and Phoenix guides and docs personally. Those are some free ones.
If you want a code for some off on learning-elixir.dev the code "underjord" should make it a bit cheaper.
I can also recommend grox.io because I trust Bruce and Maggie to put out good stuff.
Thank you 😊
Hi try Erlang Solutions who offer beginner Elixir courses or attend Code BEAM Europe in Berlin in October.
Just curious, want to know abt camera used to shoot this video!
Probably my Sony ZV-1. More recent ones are generally on a Sony A7C with a Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 lens.
@@underjord Thank for sharing camera & lense details. ❤️
love this!
Nice video!
What solutions are there for doing number crunching/numerical computing with Elixir considering BEAM is not good at it?
I don't want to use Rust or C. Isn't there a library that lets you do C like speed computations with Elixir syntax?
I would primarily look at Nx for that.
It can compile to both efficient CPU instructions or even GPU instructions with EXLA. The CPU approach should be quite effective already.
hexdocs.pm/nx/Nx.html
Thanks for this video. I am using a legacy application in Elixir / Phoenix, which takes more time to compile the dependent files every time I want to test the code I have written while doing the development. I there any solution to reduce this time taken?
Older Elixir versions have had this problem worse than recent ones. If possible, get to a newer version. There are also some anti-patterna that can make compilation inefficient.
Such as using import being generally worse than alias. See changelog.com/posts/how-i-reduced-changelogs-compilation-dependencies-by-98
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