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This document provides an overview of going polyglot and learning multiple programming languages easily. It discusses the benefits of languages like Elixir, Phoenix, Haskell, Yesod, Erlang, ClojureScript, PureScript, and JavaScript frameworks like Elm for building service-oriented architectures. RabbitMQ is presented as a tool for connecting languages like Java, Ruby, Python, and more. The document advocates for starting small and using an A/B testing approach to introduce new techniques without risk.

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Issueswillbe
reported
Userswillbe
forgiving

Under the
radar
Short-lived code
A/Btestyour
solution

Not mission-
critical
Bottlenecksare high-risk,
high-reward
You'llgetﬁred

RabbitMQ
bindings:
Java, Scala, Groovy,
Clojure, Ruby, Python, .NET,
PHP, Perl, C, C++, Node.js, Go,
Erlang, Haskell, Objective-
C, Ocaml, Common Lisp,

Ruby on Rails
equivalents
Elixir / Phoenix
Haskell/Yesod
Erlang / Chicago
Boss

Why Elixir and
Phoenix?
Performance
Scalability
Productivity

Why Haskell
and Yesod?
Performance
Correctness

JavaScript
Elm
ClojureScript
PureScript
CoffeScript

Why not
CoffeScript?
Syntactic sugar
No newconcepts

Why Elm?
FunctionalReactive
Types
Signals
Debugger

Why
ClojureScript?
Functional
Immutability
Om

Why
PureScript?
Haskell-inspired
Typesystem
Pattern matching

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Wojciech Ogrodowczyk | 3Scale | I am a Developer

1. Hola

2. Wojciech haikuco.de @sharnik

3. Going Polyglotthe EasyWay

4. Why?

5. tl;dr Linguistic relativity

6. Múra-Pirahã

7. Polish English

8. SpanishRussian German Portuguese Hungarian

9. RubyJavaScript

10. Ruby =~ English

11. Disclaimer

12. How?

13. Change is noteasy

14. Benchmark

15. Small Showresults fast Throwawaycode

16. Internal Issueswillbe reported Userswillbe forgiving

17. Under the radar Short-lived code A/Btestyour solution

18. Not mission- critical Bottlenecksare high-risk, high-reward You'llgetﬁred

19. Examples

20. Publish Subscribe

21. RabbitMQ bindings: Java, Scala, Groovy, Clojure, Ruby, Python, .NET, PHP, Perl, C, C++, Node.js, Go, Erlang, Haskell, Objective- C, Ocaml, Common Lisp,

22. Service-oriented Architecture

23. Ruby on Rails equivalents Elixir / Phoenix Haskell/Yesod Erlang / Chicago Boss

24. Why Elixir and Phoenix? Performance Scalability Productivity

25. Why Haskell and Yesod? Performance Correctness

26. Why Erlang and Chicago Boss? See Elixir

27. JavaScript Elm ClojureScript PureScript CoffeScript

28. Why not CoffeScript? Syntactic sugar No newconcepts

29. Why Elm? FunctionalReactive Types Signals Debugger

30. Why ClojureScript? Functional Immutability Om

31. Why PureScript? Haskell-inspired Typesystem Pattern matching

32. Orjustuse React.js

33. What?