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Announcing Livebook - José Valim

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Programming languagesWeb developmentElixir and ErlangVue, Svelte, Angular and others

José Valim introduces Livebook, an open-source interactive and collaborative code notebook for Elixir built with Phoenix LiveView.

"Livebook is an open-source web application for writing interactive and collaborative code notebooks in Elixir and implemented with Phoenix LiveView. Livebook is an important step in our journey to enable the Erlang VM and its ecosystem to be suitable for numerical and scientific computing" Blog: dashbit.co/blog/announcing-livebook Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=fPKMmJpAGWc

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What people say. Recommended as a key milestone in Elixir's evolution towards numerical and scientific computing.

u/jeanleoninoin r/elixir • Recommends

On “What did I miss?”

So so many things happened! Elixir 1.4 was good, but still very very early days compared to now. About tools: I think tools are about the same, you get support on most IDEs. I listed below some things you may have missed that are super relevant, but be sure to check the Elixir Forum and the elixir-lang website to check all releases. Also Valim usually gives talks to each new version saying what is new, check YouTube/ElixirConf for that. But also be aware that so so many libraries and frameworks around Elixir also matured since then, it's not just the language that grew. # Elixir Lang * Elixir has better debugging & better error handling (1.14) * Several several quality of life updates…
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u/Akaibukaiin r/rust • Recommends

On “How can I write a compiler that compiles down to another language instead of machine code?”

Nx (Elixir) running in GPU (+ LiveBook) is very cool 😎 Some examples (although oriented towards ML, AI etc. with Axon, Bumblebee, etc. but you can use Nx alone) link to this video link to this video
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