DevotionGeo
Which one do you think is less complicated, Erlang or Elixir?
If we remove syntax from the equation.
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rvirding
Creator of Erlang
Erlang definitely, Elixir has added more “stuff” at its base level. All which can of course be implemented directly in Erlang. 
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AstonJ
Currently, Elixir, but I’ve only just started learning Erlang
(I’ll come back to this thread with a proper opinion after I’ve read a book or two on it).
What about you DG? Which do you feel is less complicated and can you give some examples please? I’m curious to hear what you think.
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OvermindDL1
Erlang definitely as well. It’s a very simple language in comparison, elixir does quite a whole lot, a lot of it does ease use at times, but it is significantly more complicated than erlang.
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