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Przemyslaw Krowinski is a full-stack web developer with 8 years of experience working at startups. He has experience building, deploying, and growing various projects using different programming languages. He discusses his experiences with PHP, Ruby on Rails, Elixir, and the Phoenix framework, including reasons for moving between languages and frameworks such as lack of libraries, technical debt, or interest in functional programming. Krowinski also highlights the benefits of communities around these technologies that provide learning resources and emphasize best practices.
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