To be honest, coming from the Visual Studio world, Elixir development on Windows feels like going 10 years back in time 
To say that “just use VIM” (as I’ve seen people say in other places) is kind of, well, unenlightened…
It’s 2019, as a productive developer you expect that things like go to/peek definition, rename functions, refactoring, extract code to methods, intellisense/autocomplete with documentation, code analysis etc etc.
I’m not saying that we need to have AI-enabled suggestions (like in VS), but there really “needs” to be better cross-platform IDE support nowadays.
Sure, if I have some time over I could try enhance the Windows experience for Elixir, but I would need some help through the journey. Mostly because I’ve never really written Erlang/Elixir for production 
Cross-platform means also Windows.
Well, my rant is over. Let’s get everyone happy!
