December 09, 2024

Exploring Behaviour Stacking in Elixir

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Behaviour stacking is a concept in Elixir that allows developers to combine multiple behaviours into a single module. This technique facilitates code reusability and organization, enabling developers to construct applications that are both maintainable and scalable. It emphasizes how behaviours in Elixir can be merged to leverage the strengths of each, providing a powerful tool for structuring applications effectively.

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