BullMQ now supports NodeJS, Elixir, Python and PHP. Which other languages runtimes should we support next?

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BullMQ now supports NodeJS, Elixir, Python and PHP. Which other languages runtimes should we support next?

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We added support for PHP in BullMQ https://t.co/uCakuULTes

Linus Torvalds stated many times that he developed Linux because he needed an operating system. I cannot help to wonder, needed for what, for developing Linux? 🤔

Is it possible to create a new app or service using AI that does something that cannot be done with AI? 🤔

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I still code for fun, as I suspect many others of my generation, but the question is for how long. Would it be enjoyable doing something a machine does much better than us?

First version of BullMQ for Elixir has just been released: @elixirlang

According to @grok, this is how it would look like if it was a human.

In a sense, the personality of an LLM is the aggregate of the personalities of all the humans who have ever written anything. This is quite a fascinating thought to linger on while you wait for Copilot to complete its tasks...

I am a big fan of @elixirlang and after a few years using it in some projects I felt it was time to port BullMQ to the platform.

This one was a bit un-expected to say the least. An AI company buying a javascript runtime... must get into the details to understand.