[mikhmha]

I think its worth spending more time in it. I've been working on an MMO in Elixir and I find myself coming back to rework/expand earlier subsystems and expecting to dread understanding WTF is going on but that has not been the case at all! Regardless of what knowledge I had of Elixir at the time I wrote the module - I can quickly pick up the chain of thought I had when I first wrote it. The code usually boils down to a combination of atoms (symbols), pattern matching on atoms, tuples, return values, and some sort of enumeration using Enum.map or Enum.reduce to produce an output. There's no other fancy tricks beyond that. And regardless if the data changes from list of tuples, to a map, or a set, the Enumeration logic doesn't change.