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Master's degree, E-Commerce(CS)
Publishing of Erlang Libraries with Elixir Bindings
This post explores how you can write and publish a library that can be used directly in Erlang without the need to
install Elixir, but also provide convenient Elixir bindings.
Should you create a multi-language library?
Writing a multi-language library comes with some complexity. It therefore makes sense to ask yourself first,
if the additional work & complexity is worth the effort.
Any library written in Erlang and published to Hex, can also be used in Elixir.
Instead of calling SomeModule.function(...), you can also call :some_module.function(...) directly.