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We love IT space for the fact that you can reach even the farthest horizons there. This all is consequence of the progress, united future with present closer as ever. Even the largest «lump» of development are nearer to you as it seems at first glance, and our regular interviews with famous developers - are proof to this point.

We took one of those interviews from the author of the Elixir programming language. Jose Valim told us about the history of the emergence of the language and his plans for the future, the benefits for large companies, the influence of the community, the choice of name and much more. The coolest points from our meeting we designed into slides so that you can familiarise yourself with them without going far.

📌 However, if you are keen on comprehensive and large-scale information, we are waiting for you on the site. The interview is available in its entirety.
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