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r/elixir is a subreddit with 35k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size.
Subreddit for the Elixir programming language, a dynamic, functional language designed for building scalable and maintainable applications. Learn more at https://elixir-lang.org.
Popular Themes in r/elixir
#1
Advice Requests
: "Built a smart mirror OS using Elixir, Nerves, Phoenix, and Scenic. Feedback and contributions welcome!"
39 posts
#2
Ideas
: "Glitch.tv"
29 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "LiveDebugger v0.2.0: upcoming features part. 1"
10 posts
#4
News
: "OSS Oban Web & Oban v2.19"
6 posts
#5
Solution Requests
: "Import, Alias, Require, and Use in Elixir"
3 posts
#6
Pain & Anger
: "Is there a job crisis in elixir lang?"
3 posts
#7
Money Talk
: "Is fly.io ridiculously expensive?"
1 post
#8
Opportunities
: "Curiosum is looking for Elixir Developers"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/elixir
#1
Elixir
: "Announcing the official Elixir Language Server team"
172 posts
#2
Phoenix
: "Phoenix LiveView 1.0 is released!"
78 posts
#3
Liveview
: "Phoenix Liveview 1.0 is released!"
41 posts
#4
Web
: "Standard-compliant WebRTC implementation in Elixir is here!"
10 posts
#5
Erlang
: "What the Critical Erlang SSH Vulnerability Means for Elixir Developers"
10 posts
#6
Framework
: "The Ash Framework book is now available (Beta version)"
9 posts
#7
Development
: "Go dev looking at Phoenix - how does it compare to Go's explicitness?"
7 posts
#8
Security
: "Elixir and Phoenix Security Checklist: 11 Best Practices"
7 posts
#9
Coding
: "Why Elixir/OTP doesn't need an Agent framework: Part 2"
6 posts
#10
Tutorial
: "The LiveView and OTP Crash Course (Free Tutorial)"
4 posts
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