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== Windows == [[File:Windows logo - 2012.svg|thumb|250px|The Windows logo]] '''Windows''' is a popular operating system developed by [[Microsoft Corporation]]. It provides a user-friendly interface and a wide range of features for both personal and professional users. This article provides an overview of Windows in the context of the [[Elixir]] programming language. === Compatibility with Elixir === Windows offers a reliable environment for developing and running Elixir projects. Elixir, being a cross-platform language, can be easily installed and executed on Windows machines. With the help of software packages such as [[Chocolatey]], [[Chocolatier]], and [[Scoop (package manager)|Scoop]], setting up an Elixir development environment is straightforward. === Development Tools === Several popular development tools are available for Elixir programming on Windows. These tools enhance productivity and provide a seamless development experience. Notable examples include: ==== [[Visual Studio Code]] ==== ''Further information: [[Visual Studio Code]]'' Visual Studio Code is a lightweight and versatile source code editor that supports Elixir programming. It offers excellent language support, including syntax highlighting, code completion, and integrated debugging capabilities. ==== [[Atom (text editor)|Atom]] ==== ''Further information: [[Atom (text editor)|Atom]]'' Atom is another popular text editor that supports Elixir development on Windows. It provides various features through packages and extensions, allowing developers to customize their environment as desired. ==== [[Erlang (programming language)|Erlang]] IDEs ==== ''Further information: [[Erlang (programming language)|Erlang]] IDEs'' Elixir is built on top of the Erlang virtual machine (BEAM) and benefits from the rich ecosystem of Erlang tools and IDEs. IDEs such as [[Emacs]], [[Vim]], and [[Eclipse]] with the [[ErlIDE]] plugin can be configured to support Elixir development. === Package Managers === Windows users can leverage package managers to install and manage Elixir dependencies and libraries efficiently. Some popular package managers suitable for Elixir on Windows include: ==== [[Hex (package manager)|Hex]] ==== ''Further information: [[Hex (package manager)|Hex]]'' Hex is the default package manager for the Elixir ecosystem. It allows developers to easily manage dependencies for their projects, making it a vital tool for Windows users developing Elixir applications. ==== [[Chocolatey]] ==== ''Further information: [[Chocolatey]]'' [[Chocolatey]] is a package manager for Windows that simplifies the installation and management of various software packages, including Elixir itself. It provides a command-line interface and an extensive repository of packages. === Deployment === Deploying Elixir applications on Windows servers is straightforward. Elixir applications can be bundled into standalone releases using tools like [[Distillery]] or [[Exrm]]. Once packaged, the resulting release can be executed on Windows servers without requiring the Elixir runtime installed. === Conclusion === Windows provides a reliable, user-friendly environment for developing, deploying, and running Elixir applications. With a variety of development tools, package managers, and deployment options available, Windows users can fully leverage the power of Elixir for their projects.
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