Elixir: The Documentary
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2018
- Get ready to explore the origins of the #Elixir programming language, the manner in which it handles concurrency and the speed with which it has grown since its creation back in 2011.
Featuring José Valim, creator of Elixir, and several other big names from the Elixir community, including Justin Schneck, co-author of the Nerves Project, and Chris McCord, the creator of the Phoenix Framework, this documentary highlights the power of open-source development and the role of Elixir in enabling developers to achieve things that were impossible, or prohibitively expensive, to do before.
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For me, this represents Brazil more than Neymar
Please don't compare Real Men with Babies. It's disrespectful for Jose.
I wish, my compatriot. It should, but it does not.
more than samba and football
fuck yeah! jose rocks!
Totally true.
Man, as a brazilian this makes me so proud. We have much more than football and samba.
Brazil has made some amazing contributions to the software world: besides Elixir, there's also Lua, another highly impactful language.
@Neo neo speak fucked english, are you imbicile?
Pffft, Brazil schmazil.
Bunch of Ooga Boogas running around in grass skirts trying to not get eaten by giant Pythons.
Do you guys all like functional this much?😊
@@alirezakhorami Functional > Imperative && Functional > Object
-> true :D
@@Stopinvadingmyhardware SEETHE AND COPE, GRINGO DE MERDA LMAO
The quality of this documentary is insane!
I know!! I actually know the guy who filmed it and he's so fuccing talented
@@JosiahMcGarvie yeah man, the filmography in particular is OFF THE CHARTS. Did he do the editing as well?
@@toptechskills Wow man, thanks! Yeah, I also edited the film
Yes, it could have been much better.
Jose Valim is a true legend! Congrats from Brazil
Between this and Lua you guys haven't done too bad!
Much respect to Jose Valim & Elixir core team! These people are geniuses
im very confused, is elixir language.. or framework on top of Erlang?
@@Microphunktv-jb3kj it's a language that was built on top of BEAM that is the Erlang virtual machine
@@Microphunktv-jb3kj Erlang is language that was invented for all that amazing stuff and BEAM was VM that Erlang compile for.
So really everything is goin on BEAM virtual machine.
Elixir is just more modern languare that also compile for BEAM so it can use all the good stuff BEAM provide.
Great work. I could watch stuff like this all day.
Me too!
Agreed
Me three!
Unfortunately, documentaries like these are rare!
My company here in Nigeria is switching over to elixir, it takes abit of a learning curve but it's totally worth it.
Please, keel doin this kinds of documentaries, every body is focused on billionaires and big business....its refreshing to see what smaller inside stories are out there
💯
Elixir and Lua makes me so proud of my country!
It's so amazing seeing a Brazilian making such a beautiful project that helps everyone
We need more interviews from programming language designers!
Outstanding platform. Please, please, please--add Design-by-Contract. I have word from my son (who is working in Elixir and at an Elixir conf now) that you all are adding Static Typing! YAY! Please add Hoare-Logic (Design-by-Contract). DO NOT do it like others where you add it as a bolt on. Add it as a core of the compiler and language grammar constructs and syntax. Eiffel started it and within that language it works extremely well. I am an expert in Eiffel who has tossed Eiffel under the bus for Elixir. So, the only thing I really want to see Elixir have huge gains from is an implementation of Design-by-Contract. Well done to the Elixir core team and all the users who have picked it up and started to make it into something extremely good!
Its interesting to see that I am immediately more interested in the language when I see how nice the guy who thought it up is. I know Elixir needs to stand on its own merits, but I'm still fascinated by how social technology/engineering actually is. Cool mini-doc, I will check Elixir out, thanks!
I also agree with Joses general premise that software urgently needs a paradigm shift to account for modern hardware. I'm not long enough in the field to be able to tell if it will be functional, but I'm willing to try, the Elixir folks make it seem exciting :)
This type of content motivate developers from all over the world
I felt in love with Elixir several weeks ago. Such beautiful language i must say. I hope that it will be better in the future and this language will gain well-deserved popularity at the level with JS
Love this documentary on Elixir, absolutely beautiful.
We need a longer version now
Congrats to the whole Elixir team, developer community and contributors for this amazing programming language which I'm quite sure has more uncovered stories as improvements and more developers come into the picture. Thumbs up!
I just started playing around with Elixir and I'm just getting more and more hyped for it. Too bad it'll only ever be a "hobby tool" for me, since there's next to no job offerings for Elixir in my country and my current work place would never consider using it for our solutions. :( I have fun with it though and that is pretty much my reason for learning it - entertainment. :-)
There are gradually more and more Elixir jobs popping up and the popularity only continues to grow. You'll be well prepared if you should ever consider switching to such a job in the future.
Remote is always an option
Congrats to José and all the community!
Man I wish Honeypot would do an another documentary about Elixir. This one is too short.
Really a Honeypot! I watched all documentaries and I just want more.
Just contributed my first open source contribution to phoenix framework ❤
I'm inspired, i'm in love with this work
Smash that like button if you motivated on learning elixir 2023!
Really well done. Compelling. Thanks!
Loved the documentary, great work!
Thank you, Jose. I’m very inspired!
Judging by the intro music, somebody likes 99% invisible podcast :)
Me at the very beginning "Why is this Polish guy speaking with a Brazilian accent???"
It's so amazing see a brazilian shaking the world in tech world
This is wonderful, you have all my respect :)
Loved it, wish it was longer!
Not me. I want to start using Elixir!
That's what she said.
Honeypot congrats for the documentary, congrats Jose Valim pryde of Brazil.
Wow this was awesome! Obrigado José!
Amazing, you all rock!
Awesome definitely going to start code in Elixir.....
Beautifully done!
Good content, I subscribed instantly I watched this
I want to go deep in this programming language. It's interesting.
Beautiful.
This is fantastic
3:38 love the girl vibin' off to the side... lookin like a fun workplace
Big fan of the language ❤❤ I hope to contribute
Cool, Great work.
This is Nice. Please do Rust next!
I'm from Brazil ;) S2 Valim
I think we need a documentary on Golang.
7:41 How does it actually work? How erlang on alice's machine can find someone named bob on another machine? They still should be connected through some mechanism - what is this mechanism? Should they be in the same network or something?
Does anyone know the name of the font on Jose's terminal at 5:05?
Looks like it could be Input: input.fontbureau.com/
looks like SFMono-Regular to me.
Brazil is very proud of you Valim
Damn Jose is really good at this
Yeah, he's great in front of the camera!
This guy is so passionate
This was great
Can anyone tell the the font used ?
Who is this music by ?
love this doc!
Rust lang Documentry would be amazing, just curious to watch!
The Actor Model. That seems to be the future after microservices. This is basically what Erlang and Elixir are.
4:44 what have you done to your keyboard?
Hey Awais. When we were filming this scene we needed an extra laptop for Jose to demonstrate distributed software in action. The laptop he's using is my editing laptop. The keyboard stickers are indicating shortcut keys for video editing. They do look weird out of context (btw I work for Honeypot on all their videos).
@@JosiahMcGarvie It looks awesome.
9:30 puppey?
Why you stopped making these videos?
what's the IDE/Editor @4:07? Any clues? Looks sleek asf.
sublim or vscode with a theme
im 2 years late, but thats neovim
8:30
To me: Shazam this song
this was exactly me.. cant find the instrumental tho
How can those devs see code that small and from so far?
there should be a filter to turn the music off
Nice 🎉
i swear i saw null bytes guy at 9:16, looks def like him....
How Elixir discover another machines in the same LAN?
That's one of the capabilities of Elixir/Erlang
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This nextgen chain with GDPR biometrics says it uses "supervised multicast" for network concurrency protocol ? if we get that hardware in every phone this decade I will pee myself..
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Love from 🇮🇳 India
What is elixir low or high level programming?
high level
Now I am confused to choose b/w Phoenix vs ejabberd
Ejabberd implements the XMPP protocol for chat/presence
This is why discord is working so well
Is it can use as in robotics?!!
Elixir looks amazing! But is it really worth to learn it even it will never be adopted by large tech companies like Google?
I would say yes, not just for the language but for what Elixir has enabled others to create like the Phoenix Web Framework and Ecto. It also leverages the BEAM Virtual machine, making it fully compatible with Erlang which has had a long history of adoption across the industry.
Did this comment age well?
Game changer coming soon.. node written in Elixir !
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Interesting, no ? contribute to earn what I think is my best investment of the last 5 years if not ever.. don't have much money but going to sell some of these ~14 year old UFC cards soon. Got some Dana White stuff cheap long ago, few red ink things.. hard assets are.. hard to price. The fiat distortion effect has always been hard to measure but Truflation came along in time and look at how valuable it has been already ? called so many price hikes 5 years ago as did many, don't need much data when its REALLY GOOD data ! on that note boo to LLM ai hype just because. Most inefficient scam ever lol, compute has become too cheap.
do a neovim doc bc i watched 59 vids n i still don’t know wtf it is lol
Jose is GOAT
well... he's talking mostly about the importance of distributed systems.. but you can always achieve that by 3rd party libraries as you do with every other languages. why do we need message-passing feature in a language?
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Not really answering your question but you would probably answer it better than me anyway. Never got past BASIC, too much else to do with finite time.. complexity is cool. The fact everything is done ATOMICALLY is probably what is important ? fault tolerance is.. overheads and entropy has a habit of stacking..
Talking different languages here but hope this helps
- turn on english cc subtitles
- go to 8:07
"uptick of people using a whaaaat ?"
Thanks for the heads up, auto-generated subtitles! :)
"dick serum" 😀
Dear Honeypot,
Please do not add any ads for this video :), THANKS
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wow
Elixxir and Praxxis = XX Network = the people's blockchain protocol
2:39 wtf jajaja
Anyone else here from the Medium article "These Modern Programming Languages Will Make You Suffer"? The sign-off from José re: not being able to do "everything on my own" is a refreshing take on language development after having read some of the linked articles on Elm / the autocratic, cringey "Building Trust" post on Elm's site...yuck! Open source communities appreciate you, José!
Kraków!
Lo digo y lo repito hay personas que estan muy avanzada a esta epoca y este joven viene del futuro. Amazing!
Makes me sad that Ericsson is using Scala
it's for different purpose
Ericsson is a huge company and they are actually using lots of different technologies, definitely not only Scala
Why does it start in Cracow?
Who is here after the ben awad video ?
ummm it seems the core appeal is concurrency and performance, but golang does it better and is easier to read and write...
cool doc. I def would never use elixir with better languages like rust or Go around but cool to hear the creators story
Assuming there are problems. We are well aware of the entire landscape here. You cant gain in one
area without loosing in another. No matter what language you use. prove me wrong.
Checkmate, Atheists 🤓
@@Honeypotio It's cool though. You cant help but like it.
more reasons to learn portuguese
The accentuated "documentary style" filming of this almost makes it look like a propaganda film. Join the cult of Elixir today.....kool aid comes in grape flavor. All hail BEAM
weak documentary, erlang one is better
cool language to make small-mid scale modern web backends highly productive but anything big better use go
no. The bigger the project the more important the benefits of FP become
but elixir is slow compared to go by a large mile
I don't know if your just making this assumption because Elixir runs on a VM and go is compiled but I have seen several benchmarks where their performance is comparable. And in fact I have seen several benchmarks where elixir outperforms go when the number of open connections reaches the tens of thousands
github.com/kostya/benchmarks
these are just generic algorithms. I was talking about benchmarks concerning the type of problem space that go and elixir were both designed to solve. Namely, distributed computing. That's not to say that elixir is perfect, just that your assertion that it can't handle large scale problems is just plain wrong. WhatsApp's backend runs on the erlang VM and I would consider that an extremely large scale project. www.reddit.com/r/elixir/comments/52310b/elixir_vs_go_message_passing_benchmark/
I just wish Elixir had a more C derivation than Ruby. I don't wear a lumberjack costume. I like semicolons and squiggles.
Leave that background music out, please.... or it should have been at least 2 times quieter. Could have been an interesting documentary - turned out usual meh infomercial...
The unnecessary dramatic music and shots are hilarious.