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Elixir, a dynamic general purpose programming language designed to build scalable concurrent applications with a beautiful functional syntax.
It was created by Jose Valim and first released in 2012, and today it consistently ranks among the most loved programming languages.
It runs on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine, which itself is developed in the 19 eighties to scale the massive demands of phone switching, which it did with extreme reliability and fault tolerance.
Elixir was created to make this powerful technology accessible to the modern developer.
It's dynamically typed with a minimal Ruby inspired syntax, making it more approach bold and statically typed functional languages like Haskell.
However, because it's compiled to Beam bytecode, it delivers better performance and scalability compared to interpreted languages.
It's used by companies like Discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users, by Motorola to build fault tolerant and communication systems by Pinterest to scale up their real time notification system, and the Elixir based Phoenix framework is responsible for thousands of full stack web applications.
To get started, install Erlang and Elixir, then create a file ending in dotexs.
To create a variable, give it a name followed by a value.
View.
It's dynamic, so no type annotations are necessary.
Now print it to the standard output with I o puts.
And like Ruby, parentheses are usually optional.
Alternatively, you might create an atom, which is a constant whose value is its own name.
Anonymous functions can be created with the fn keyword, which can then be assigned to variables or passed around to other functions.
And you can even simplify this expression further using the ampersand shorthand.
When working with function expressions, You can use the pipe operator to pass the value of one expression to another without the need for deeply nested function calls, create a list of items with kits or create a map to represent key value pairs.
The equal sign can be used to assign variables, but it's actually called the match operator to support pattern matching features.
For example, we might destructure a list into a set of variables.
If a pattern doesn't match, it will raise an error, and this behavior can be used to implement advanced control flow logic.
If and its inverse and less can be used for basic situations, but the case keyword allows us to compare a value against many patterns until we find a matching one.
Application code can be organized and shared with modules.
Inside a module, we can define multiple functions, But one of the killer features of this language is its concurrency model, thanks to the Erlang VM.
All code runs in processes that are isolated from each other, which communicate by passing messages.
They are Extremely lightweight and your application can run 1,000 of them simultaneously resulting in high performance fault tolerant execution.
This has been Elixir in 100 seconds.
If you wanna see more short Videos like this hit the like button and subscribe.
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Speaker 0: Elixir, a dynamic general purpose programming language designed to build scalable concurrent applications with a beautiful functional syntax. It was created by Jose Valim and first released in 2012, and today it consistently ranks among the most loved programming languages. It runs on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine, which itself is developed in the 19 eighties to scale the massive demands of phone switching, which it did with extreme reliability and fault tolerance. Elixir was created to make this powerful technology accessible to the modern developer. It's dynamically typed with a minimal Ruby inspired syntax, making it more approach bold and statically typed functional languages like Haskell.

However, because it's compiled to Beam bytecode, it delivers better performance and scalability compared to interpreted languages. It's used by companies like Discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users, by Motorola to build fault tolerant and communication systems by Pinterest to scale up their real time notification system, and the Elixir based Phoenix framework is responsible for thousands of full stack web applications. To get started, install Erlang and Elixir, then create a file ending in dotexs. To create a variable, give it a name followed by a value. View.

It's dynamic, so no type annotations are necessary. Now print it to the standard output with I o puts. And like Ruby, parentheses are usually optional. Alternatively, you might create an atom, which is a constant whose value is its own name. Anonymous functions can be created with the fn keyword, which can then be assigned to variables or passed around to other functions.

And you can even simplify this expression further using the ampersand shorthand. When working with function expressions, You can use the pipe operator to pass the value of one expression to another without the need for deeply nested function calls, create a list of items with kits or create a map to represent key value pairs. The equal sign can be used to assign variables, but it's actually called the match operator to support pattern matching features. For example, we might destructure a list into a set of variables. If a pattern doesn't match, it will raise an error, and this behavior can be used to implement advanced control flow logic.

If and its inverse and less can be used for basic situations, but the case keyword allows us to compare a value against many patterns until we find a matching one. Application code can be organized and shared with modules. Inside a module, we can define multiple functions, But one of the killer features of this language is its concurrency model, thanks to the Erlang VM. All code runs in processes that are isolated from each other, which communicate by passing messages. They are Extremely lightweight and your application can run 1,000 of them simultaneously resulting in high performance fault tolerant execution.

This has been Elixir in 100 seconds. If you wanna see more short Videos like this hit the like button and subscribe. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
Elixir, a dynamic general purpose programming language designed to build scalable concurrent applications with a beautiful functional syntax. It was created by Jose Valim and first released in 2012, and today it consistently ranks among the most loved programming languages. It runs on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine, which itself is developed in the 19 eighties to scale the massive demands of phone switching, which it did with extreme reliability and fault tolerance. Elixir was created to make this powerful technology accessible to the modern developer. It's dynamically typed with a minimal Ruby inspired syntax, making it more approach bold and statically typed functional languages like Haskell. However, because it's compiled to Beam bytecode, it delivers better performance and scalability compared to interpreted languages. It's used by companies like Discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users, by Motorola to build fault tolerant and communication systems by Pinterest to scale up their real time notification system, and the Elixir based Phoenix framework is responsible for thousands of full stack web applications. To get started, install Erlang and Elixir, then create a file ending in dotexs. To create a variable, give it a name followed by a value. View. It's dynamic, so no type annotations are necessary. Now print it to the standard output with I o puts. And like Ruby, parentheses are usually optional.
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Alternatively, you might create an atom, which is a constant whose value is its own name. Anonymous functions can be created with the fn keyword, which can then be assigned to variables or passed around to other functions.
And you can even simplify this expression further using the ampersand shorthand. When working with function expressions, You can use the pipe operator to pass the value of one expression to another without the need for deeply nested function calls, create a list of items with kits or create a map to represent key value pairs. The equal sign can be used to assign variables, but it's actually called the match operator to support pattern matching features. For example, we might destructure a list into a set of variables. If a pattern doesn't match, it will raise an error, and this behavior can be used to implement advanced control flow logic. If and its inverse and less can be used for basic situations, but the case keyword allows us to compare a value against many patterns until we find a matching one. Application code can be organized and shared with modules. Inside a module, we can define multiple functions, But one of the killer features of this language is its concurrency model, thanks to the Erlang VM. All code runs in processes that are isolated from each other, which communicate by passing messages. They are Extremely lightweight and your application can run 1,000 of them simultaneously resulting in high performance fault tolerant execution. This has been Elixir in 100 seconds. If you wanna see more short Videos like this hit the like button and subscribe.
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Elixir, a dynamic general purpose programming language designed to build scalable concurrent applications with a beautiful functional syntax. It was created by Jose Valim and first released in 2012, and today it consistently ranks among the most loved programming languages. It runs on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine, which itself is developed in the 19 eighties to scale the massive demands of phone switching, which it did with extreme reliability and fault tolerance. Elixir was created to make this powerful technology accessible to the modern developer. It's dynamically typed with a minimal Ruby inspired syntax, making it more approach bold and statically typed functional languages like Haskell. However, because it's compiled to Beam bytecode, it delivers better performance and scalability compared to interpreted languages. It's used by companies like Discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users, by Motorola to build fault tolerant and communication systems by Pinterest to scale up their real time notification system, and the Elixir based Phoenix framework is responsible for thousands of full stack web applications. To get started, install Erlang and Elixir, then create a file ending in dotexs. To create a variable, give it a name followed by a value. View. It's dynamic, so no type annotations are necessary. Now print it to the standard output with I o puts. And like Ruby, parentheses are usually optional. Alternatively, you might create an atom, which is a constant whose value is its own name. Anonymous functions can be created with the fn keyword, which can then be assigned to variables or passed around to other functions. And you can even simplify this expression further using the ampersand shorthand. When working with function expressions, You can use the pipe operator to pass the value of one expression to another without the need for deeply nested function calls, create a list of items with kits or create a map to represent key value pairs. The equal sign can be used to assign variables, but it's actually called the match operator to support pattern matching features. For example, we might destructure a list into a set of variables. If a pattern doesn't match, it will raise an error, and this behavior can be used to implement advanced control flow logic. If and its inverse and less can be used for basic situations, but the case keyword allows us to compare a value against many patterns until we find a matching one. Application code can be organized and shared with modules. Inside a module, we can define multiple functions, But one of the killer features of this language is its concurrency model, thanks to the Erlang VM. All code runs in processes that are isolated from each other, which communicate by passing messages. They are Extremely lightweight and your application can run 1,000 of them simultaneously resulting in high performance fault tolerant execution. This has been Elixir in 100 seconds. If you wanna see more short Videos like this hit the like button and subscribe. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
Elixir,
elixir
a
a
dynamic
dynamic
general
general
purpose
purpose
programming
programming
language
language
designed
designed
to
to
build
build
scalable
scalable
concurrent
concurrent
applications
applications
with
with
a
a
beautiful
beautiful
functional
functional
syntax.
syntax
It
it
was
was
created
created
by
by
Jose
jose
Valim
valim
and
and
first
first
released
released
in
in
2012,
2012
and
and
today
today
it
it
consistently
consistently
ranks
ranks
among
among
the
the
most
most
loved
loved
programming
programming
languages.
languages
It
it
runs
runs
on
on
top
top
of
of
the
the
Erlang
erlang
Beam
beam
virtual
virtual
machine,
machine
which
which
itself
itself
is
is
developed
developed
in
in
the
the
19
19
eighties
eighties
to
to
scale
scale
the
the
massive
massive
demands
demands
of
of
phone
phone
switching,
switching
which
which
it
it
did
did
with
with
extreme
extreme
reliability
reliability
and
and
fault
fault
tolerance.
tolerance
Elixir
elixir
was
was
created
created
to
to
make
make
this
this
powerful
powerful
technology
technology
accessible
accessible
to
to
the
the
modern
modern
developer.
developer
It's
it's
dynamically
dynamically
typed
typed
with
with
a
a
minimal
minimal
Ruby
ruby
inspired
inspired
syntax,
syntax
making
making
it
it
more
more
approach
approach
bold
bold
and
and
statically
statically
typed
typed
functional
functional
languages
languages
like
like
Haskell.
haskell
However,
however
because
because
it's
it's
compiled
compiled
to
to
Beam
beam
bytecode,
bytecode
it
it
delivers
delivers
better
better
performance
performance
and
and
scalability
scalability
compared
compared
to
to
interpreted
interpreted
languages.
languages
It's
it's
used
used
by
by
companies
companies
like
like
Discord
discord
to
to
handle
handle
massive
massive
amounts
amounts
of
of
concurrent
concurrent
users,
users
by
by
Motorola
motorola
to
to
build
build
fault
fault
tolerant
tolerant
and
and
communication
communication
systems
systems
by
by
Pinterest
pinterest
to
to
scale
scale
up
up
their
their
real
real
time
time
notification
notification
system,
system
and
and
the
the
Elixir
elixir
based
based
Phoenix
phoenix
framework
framework
is
is
responsible
responsible
for
for
thousands
thousands
of
of
full
full
stack
stack
web
web
applications.
applications
To
to
get
get
started,
started
install
install
Erlang
erlang
and
and
Elixir,
elixir
then
then
create
create
a
a
file
file
ending
ending
in
in
dotexs.
dotexs
To
to
create
create
a
a
variable,
variable
give
give
it
it
a
a
name
name
followed
followed
by
by
a
a
value.
value
View.
view
It's
it's
dynamic,
dynamic
so
so
no
no
type
type
annotations
annotations
are
are
necessary.
necessary
Now
now
print
print
it
it
to
to
the
the
standard
standard
output
output
with
with
I
i
o
o
puts.
puts
And
and
like
like
Ruby,
ruby
parentheses
parentheses
are
are
usually
usually
optional.
optional
Alternatively,
alternatively
you
you
might
might
create
create
an
an
atom,
atom
which
which
is
is
a
a
constant
constant
whose
whose
value
value
is
is
its
its
own
own
name.
name
Anonymous
anonymous
functions
functions
can
can
be
be
created
created
with
with
the
the
fn
fn
keyword,
keyword
which
which
can
can
then
then
be
be
assigned
assigned
to
to
variables
variables
or
or
passed
passed
around
around
to
to
other
other
functions.
functions
And
and
you
you
can
can
even
even
simplify
simplify
this
this
expression
expression
further
further
using
using
the
the
ampersand
ampersand
shorthand.
shorthand
When
when
working
working
with
with
function
function
expressions,
expressions
You
you
can
can
use
use
the
the
pipe
pipe
operator
operator
to
to
pass
pass
the
the
value
value
of
of
one
one
expression
expression
to
to
another
another
without
without
the
the
need
need
for
for
deeply
deeply
nested
nested
function
function
calls,
calls
create
create
a
a
list
list
of
of
items
items
with
with
kits
kits
or
or
create
create
a
a
map
map
to
to
represent
represent
key
key
value
value
pairs.
pairs
The
the
equal
equal
sign
sign
can
can
be
be
used
used
to
to
assign
assign
variables,
variables
but
but
it's
it's
actually
actually
called
called
the
the
match
match
operator
operator
to
to
support
support
pattern
pattern
matching
matching
features.
features
For
for
example,
example
we
we
might
might
destructure
destructure
a
a
list
list
into
into
a
a
set
set
of
of
variables.
variables
If
if
a
a
pattern
pattern
doesn't
doesn't
match,
match
it
it
will
will
raise
raise
an
an
error,
error
and
and
this
this
behavior
behavior
can
can
be
be
used
used
to
to
implement
implement
advanced
advanced
control
control
flow
flow
logic.
logic
If
if
and
and
its
its
inverse
inverse
and
and
less
less
can
can
be
be
used
used
for
for
basic
basic
situations,
situations
but
but
the
the
case
case
keyword
keyword
allows
allows
us
us
to
to
compare
compare
a
a
value
value
against
against
many
many
patterns
patterns
until
until
we
we
find
find
a
a
matching
matching
one.
one
Application
application
code
code
can
can
be
be
organized
organized
and
and
shared
shared
with
with
modules.
modules
Inside
inside
a
a
module,
module
we
we
can
can
define
define
multiple
multiple
functions,
functions
But
but
one
one
of
of
the
the
killer
killer
features
features
of
of
this
this
language
language
is
is
its
its
concurrency
concurrency
model,
model
thanks
thanks
to
to
the
the
Erlang
erlang
VM.
vm
All
all
code
code
runs
runs
in
in
processes
processes
that
that
are
are
isolated
isolated
from
from
each
each
other,
other
which
which
communicate
communicate
by
by
passing
passing
messages.
messages
They
they
are
are
Extremely
extremely
lightweight
lightweight
and
and
your
your
application
application
can
can
run
run
1,000
1,000
of
of
them
them
simultaneously
simultaneously
resulting
resulting
in
in
high
high
performance
performance
fault
fault
tolerant
tolerant
execution.
execution
This
this
has
has
been
been
Elixir
elixir
in
in
100
100
seconds.
seconds
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The Elixir programming language is designed to build scalable, low-pressure, concurrent applications that run on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine. It delivers better performance and scalability than interpreted languages, and is used by companies like discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users. The language is also designed to be flexible and can be organized and shared with modules, and has a concurrency model that allows for high-performance fault tolerant execution.
Elixir in 100 Seconds
Elixir, a dynamic general purpose programming language designed to build scalable concurrent applications with a beautiful functional syntax. It was created by Jose Valim and first released in 2012, and today it consistently ranks among the most loved programming languages. It runs on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine, which itself is developed in the 19 eighties to scale the massive demands of phone switching, which it did with extreme reliability and fault tolerance. Elixir was created to make this powerful technology accessible to the modern developer. It's dynamically typed with a minimal Ruby inspired syntax, making it more approach bold and statically typed functional languages like Haskell. However, because it's compiled to Beam bytecode, it delivers better performance and scalability compared to interpreted languages. It's used by companies like Discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users, by Motorola to build fault tolerant and communication systems by Pinterest to scale up their real time notification system, and the Elixir based Phoenix framework is responsible for thousands of full stack web applications. To get started, install Erlang and Elixir, then create a file ending in dotexs. To create a variable, give it a name followed by a value. View. It's dynamic, so no type annotations are necessary. Now print it to the standard output with I o puts. And like Ruby, parentheses are usually optional. Alternatively, you might create an atom, which is a constant whose value is its own name. Anonymous functions can be created with the fn keyword, which can then be assigned to variables or passed around to other functions. And you can even simplify this expression further using the ampersand shorthand. When working with function expressions, You can use the pipe operator to pass the value of one expression to another without the need for deeply nested function calls, create a list of items with kits or create a map to represent key value pairs. The equal sign can be used to assign variables, but it's actually called the match operator to support pattern matching features. For example, we might destructure a list into a set of variables. If a pattern doesn't match, it will raise an error, and this behavior can be used to implement advanced control flow logic. If and its inverse and less can be used for basic situations, but the case keyword allows us to compare a value against many patterns until we find a matching one. Application code can be organized and shared with modules. Inside a module, we can define multiple functions, But one of the killer features of this language is its concurrency model, thanks to the Erlang VM. All code runs in processes that are isolated from each other, which communicate by passing messages. They are Extremely lightweight and your application can run 1,000 of them simultaneously resulting in high performance fault tolerant execution. This has been Elixir in 100 seconds. If you wanna see more short Videos like this hit the like button and subscribe. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
The Elixir programming language is designed to build scalable, low-pressure, concurrent applications that run on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine. It delivers better performance and scalability than interpreted languages, and is used by companies like discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users. The language is also designed to be flexible and can be organized and shared with modules, and has a concurrency model that allows for high-performance fault tolerant execution.

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        Generate the video : Elixir, a dynamic general purpose programming language designed to build scalable concurrent applications with a beautiful functional syntax. It was created by Jose Valim and first released in 2012, and today it consistently ranks among the most loved programming languages. It runs on top of the Erlang Beam virtual machine, which itself is developed in the 19 eighties to scale the massive demands of phone switching, which it did with extreme reliability and fault tolerance. Elixir was created to make this powerful technology accessible to the modern developer. It's dynamically typed with a minimal Ruby inspired syntax, making it more approach bold and statically typed functional languages like Haskell. However, because it's compiled to Beam bytecode, it delivers better performance and scalability compared to interpreted languages. It's used by companies like Discord to handle massive amounts of concurrent users, by Motorola to build fault tolerant and communication systems by Pinterest to scale up their real time notification system, and the Elixir based Phoenix framework is responsible for thousands of full stack web applications. To get started, install Erlang and Elixir, then create a file ending in dotexs. To create a variable, give it a name followed by a value. View. It's dynamic, so no type annotations are necessary. Now print it to the standard output with I o puts. And like Ruby, parentheses are usually optional. Alternatively, you might create an atom, which is a constant whose value is its own name. Anonymous functions can be created with the fn keyword, which can then be assigned to variables or passed around to other functions. And you can even simplify this expression further using the ampersand shorthand. When working with function expressions, You can use the pipe operator to pass the value of one expression to another without the need for deeply nested function calls, create a list of items with kits or create a map to represent key value pairs. The equal sign can be used to assign variables, but it's actually called the match operator to support pattern matching features. For example, we might destructure a list into a set of variables. If a pattern doesn't match, it will raise an error, and this behavior can be used to implement advanced control flow logic. If and its inverse and less can be used for basic situations, but the case keyword allows us to compare a value against many patterns until we find a matching one. Application code can be organized and shared with modules. Inside a module, we can define multiple functions, But one of the killer features of this language is its concurrency model, thanks to the Erlang VM. All code runs in processes that are isolated from each other, which communicate by passing messages. They are Extremely lightweight and your application can run 1,000 of them simultaneously resulting in high performance fault tolerant execution. This has been Elixir in 100 seconds. If you wanna see more short Videos like this hit the like button and subscribe. Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next one.
        