Yes, I understand, I was just wondering if Erlang would be considered a "proven language".
From my (limited) Erlang experience, Erlang & Elixir have the same core functionality. Elixir has a "nicer" syntax (I prefer Erlang's syntax but most devs I've talked to like Elixir's).
So if Elixir isn't proven but the concurrency model & programming paradigms make sense, maybe Erlang is a good choice.
From my (limited) Erlang experience, Erlang & Elixir have the same core functionality. Elixir has a "nicer" syntax (I prefer Erlang's syntax but most devs I've talked to like Elixir's).
So if Elixir isn't proven but the concurrency model & programming paradigms make sense, maybe Erlang is a good choice.
* WhatsApp Scaling to 1 Billion users in erlang: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c12cYAUTXXs * https://www.erlang-factory.com/upload/presentations/395/Erla...