An Elixir performance tooling story
I’ve been developing Elixir since around version 0.12 and been preaching about Erlang and the BEAM since a few years before… To get my hands dirty with the languages I’ve built/contributed to a few libraries (junit_formatter, joken, plug, etc), participated in some discussions on the mailing list/forum (remember I’m from the old times), gave a presentation in the Elug (Elixir User Group from São P
Speed up data access in Elixir
Working with data structures was straightforward and predictable in a days of Erlang. Most of the time you were getting exactly what you expect. Elixir is a different beast. It allows more ways to work with maps, lists and keyword lists. Turns out, performance-wise some of them are radically different than others. First, some nice graphs of access time depending on structure size and then comes ex
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