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Yeah I agree. People should be building their Slack alternatives in Elixir at the very least. It's the tried & true, no brainer, boring technology stack for highly scalable, performant, concurrent applications.


In my experience, dynamically typed languages come with poor tooling support. Auto-complete, for example, does not work very well among other things.




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