My Clojure Code Quality Tools post remains one of the more popular articles on this blog. Since then, I’ve been writing a lot more Elixir code. I thought it’d be fun to write a similar post on what to use with the Elixir programming language. By default, Elixir will do a good job with pattern matching and unused functions warnings, as well as giving you deprecation warnings. But as you learn and progress in mastery of Elixir, you’ll want more feedback. That’s where code quality tools ...
