There's so much more awesomeness in Elixir 100 seconds doesn't do it justice. So many layers of Elixir / Erlang deserve their own 100 second videos. - Elixir in 100 seconds - Processes in 100 seconds - OTP in 100 seconds - Beam in 100 seconds - ETS in 100 seconds - Phoenix in 100 seconds - Liveview in 100 seconds
Worth mentioning — Elixir's support for documentation as a first-class citizen.
Didn't know anything about Elixir until now but seems like a really cool language! Would love to see 100 seconds videos on F#, Scala and Clojure in the future
This is the only coding channel that I have to slow down vs speed up and I love it 😂
As brazilian developer, it's very inspiring to see Elixir in this level of popularity. Your videos are awesome!
Elixir's standard library, especially the OTP ones, is so expansive that I often don't need to rely on third party libs. A really powerful and elegant language.
Elixir is easily my favorite programming language and I’ve been asking for a Fireship video on it for years; I’m so happy to see this! 😄
The pipe syntax in elixir is one of the most satisfying ways to program
1:39 just a note that when atoms are used as map keys the syntax can be simplified to: map = %{a: 1, b: 2}
Love the way you used to greet your mom. It was so sad news when I heard about her from your post. My deepest condolences.
I have a Elixir coding test for a job , I am surprised by how quick you explained the concepts succinctly and concisely that it made Elixir look a lot less intimidating
Just for public knowledge, the name José in Portuguese is pronounced very similarly to Joseph, just without the "-f" sound at the end, and not like "Hosé" as it is pronounced in Spanish. Most Portuguese phonemes are actually pretty different from its Spanish counterparts.
Like the little touch at the end of using the pipe operator for the like and subscribe text ^^ Great video! The language is inspired by Ruby but unlike many others. A great piece of language that I think deserves a bit more attention.
Pretties and most professional language I've seen until now.
A video on functional languages in general would be cool
A longer Elixir video would be cool
I love how so many people start learning programming with OOP languages and then watch how Functional-esque languages work and go, "wait a minute, that's how it should be? that makes so much sense!"
Just based on Jeff's video, Elixir looks like an improved version of Ruby with additional features plus bytecode compilation. Pretty cool to finally see Elixir since I hear about it all the time in job postings.
Elixir is truly amazing! I’ve been getting up to speed on it for a work project and I already love it!
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