Can someone break this down and explain what this means in practical runtime performance gains?
I know it's probably "it depends", but in Elixir let's say you were doing a lot of string parsing or mucking around with a bunch of Enum functions or doing a bit of math. Will this put Elixir's performance on par with at least Python and Ruby in those cases?
I know this feature is meant for Erlang but I'm assuming it applies back to Elixir too?
I know it's probably "it depends", but in Elixir let's say you were doing a lot of string parsing or mucking around with a bunch of Enum functions or doing a bit of math. Will this put Elixir's performance on par with at least Python and Ruby in those cases?
I know this feature is meant for Erlang but I'm assuming it applies back to Elixir too?