> In fact, Erlang was so simple I was able to read it before I even knew what it was. I learned it by digging into the RabbitMQ source code.
No matter what language I'm programming (including elixir), my pseudocode in design documents is always written in a pidgin erlang. It's simple, direct, discourages side-effects and encourages composability. Its building blocks (and syntax) also make it easy to describe abstract data types and schemas.
No matter what language I'm programming (including elixir), my pseudocode in design documents is always written in a pidgin erlang. It's simple, direct, discourages side-effects and encourages composability. Its building blocks (and syntax) also make it easy to describe abstract data types and schemas.