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There’s talk of ditching c# in favour of nodejs where I am now.
The argument is it’s better supported in AWS. Well yes it is, but with the massive c# estate this place has (enterprise sized company) shouldn’t you have decided on using tools that avoid that?
Just thought of a possible upside as I write this though. If we go nodejs then they are forced to throw away all the existing code that’s in .net 4.5.
Sounds a bit better now -
@TeachMeCode let's create deerJs.
Gotta love how straightforward the installation guide for Elixir is written for windows
(I'll choose the sec...
There nothing like sitting down on a rainy weekend day to learn something new.
I can't get over the fact that my company downgraded the project from Elixir Phoenix to nodejs express.
I asked them why, they told me, the elixir is difficult and blablabla. In my resume, I did mention I have the experience for 2 and a half years (phoenix one year) , I can do that. and previously the senior here used elixir for scalibility , etc. Personally, the system he built weren't bad at all.
now in nodejs , with the async await promise shit.
but 'we prefer old tech' they say . old is gold they say .
Wait nodejs isn't old. To me elixir is like Ruby and Erlang had sex and gave birth to it and named it elixir.
rant
elixir