I'm getting into Elixir , but before I could start doing anything I had to install it. Since I use asdf to manage language versions, I wrote down how I did it on my machine. If you want to know more about asdf, I talked about it in my first post. Setting up Ruby and Node.js with ASDF For those who don't know, Elixir is an open-source programming language created by José Valim at Plataformatec (a company that was bought by Nubank ). Elixir is a modern, dynamic and functional language. It runs on the Erlang VM, known for low-latency, concurrent, fault-tolerant, distributed and scalable systems ( more info ). Let's go. To start we need to install asdf. It's pretty easy, just follow the tutorial on the project page. Tutorial to install asdf With asdf installed and set up, we need to install some Erlang dependencies.…