Module design doesn't seem any harder than class design in JS or Python.
Do you mean the language is generally harder for non-developers? Or that Elixir is harder for JS/Python developers to pick up and write good code? Or something else?
Writing well designed Elixir code does seem to require a fairly different approach from most common OO languages, at least at a surface level. (Although IMO that's more because you can copy OO patterns you've seen before without thinking much about why they're good patterns than because good design in Elixir is much different from OO)
Module design doesn't seem any harder than class design in JS or Python.
Do you mean the language is generally harder for non-developers? Or that Elixir is harder for JS/Python developers to pick up and write good code? Or something else?
Writing well designed Elixir code does seem to require a fairly different approach from most common OO languages, at least at a surface level. (Although IMO that's more because you can copy OO patterns you've seen before without thinking much about why they're good patterns than because good design in Elixir is much different from OO)