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Erlang's not about lightweight processes and message passing
You might enjoy Gleam for its more modern syntax.
Erlang is definitely more fault tolerant than most languages, but I've found that static typing tends to catch a lot of errors in development that would otherwise crash an application in production. The compiler won't catch every bug, and you'll still typically have to restart a crashed service periodically (via systemd, or a container orchestrator, or whatever process manager you use), but it definitely helps.
Gleam is a pretty good choice if you need type safety and you want to run on the BEAM https://gleam.run/. It still has the same performance characteristics of Erlang (which it compiles to), but at least it gives you type safety.
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What would you change about Elixir? How would you improve it, and what do you hate about it?
Just curious, have you checked out Gleam? I don't feel it's production-ready yet, but I'm keeping my eyes on it.
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Elixir – HUGE Release Coming Soon
I thought so too, but Jose Valim says "never before seen on Elixir or the BEAM", while Gleam exists and Jose undoubtedly knows about that project:
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OCaml or Elixir
Also check out https://gleam.run it's an ML dialect (like OCaml) for the BEAM platform (the platform that Elixir & Erlang are targeting).
- Can Elm make me avoid JavaScript?
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Ask HN: What not-profit-seeking project are you tinkering with this week?
I'm hacking together a native backend for gleam lang [1], by transpiling to C++
[1]: https://gleam.run/
- So you're using a weird language
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Scala Isn't Fun Anymore
A statically-typed language running on BEAM? Sounds like Gleam: https://gleam.run/
(Disclaimer: I haven't used Gleam, I just know it exists.)
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An almost religious case for Rust
This is a very interesting proof-of-concept of an elxir-like type-safe language running on BEAM. Would be amazing for Elixir to adopt something similar. Dialyzer has good goals but often fails even on relatively simple type inference.
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