Collateral Damage

[Michael Malter]

Experience. Over the years I have developed a workflow around Erlang. So
yes, I am faster in Erlang. To be clear, thee main reasons are :
- the way my text editor is configured
- the testing philosophy in elixir (which I find horrible but maybe that's
just me)

Honnestly it's not that interesting discussing about me myself and I. I was
just trying to convey where some of the resentment was coming from.

Again, that's not the point. We think the Erlang way is better there. It's
that simple. I really hope Elixir folks can sleep at night thinking there
is a world with diverging views.

Ever better, we can coexist well.

Straight and simple, each time the erlang community rejects something from
Elixir, we are going to say Elixir is wrong on that topic. It's not mean.
There is no hard feeling. It's going too happen again. I sincerely hope we
can live with it.

Le lun. 25 avr. 2022 à 17:33, Łukasz Niemier <lukasz@REDACTED> a écrit :

> > Most of us prefer Erlang and don't want Erlang to become Elixir, that is
> all.
>
> But who is trying to make Erlang into Elixir? From what I see in this EEP
> it is mostly to make some stuff more explicit.
>
> > - Me: "Why. I'll be way faster in Erlang, that is what I know."
>
> Out of question, how it would be faster in Erlang? Because, you know, if
> that can be written in Erlang then it can be written in Elixir with no
> overhead.
>
> --
>
> Łukasz Niemier
> lukasz@REDACTED
>
>
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