@jskalc: Elixir, Phoenix Live View and Ash Framework is a killer combo. As a solo dev 2 months ago I've started a new project. F…
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A solo developer shares success using Elixir, Phoenix Live View, and Ash Framework to build a complex ERP system in two months, outperforming a larger team that struggled for years.
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Elixir, Phoenix Live View and Ash Framework is a killer combo.
As a solo dev 2 months ago I’ve started a new project. Fairly complex ERP system.
Another company with 5+ devs couldn’t build and deploy it in 2 years.
We’re already using mine in a laboratory 🫣
#myelixirstatus https://t.co/rDVT139m4v
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