Christopher Grainger's Code BEAM Europe 2023 presentation is live on YouTube. It is amazing to see what a company like Amplified AI (https://www.amplified.ai) has done with Elixir, Axon and Livebook.
As a person from the US who recently moved to Sweden, this article has finally given me some words to explain the cultural "clash" I experience at work that I could never quite explain to myself or others.
Not sure what kind of roles you are looking for but for some particular technologies there are specific job posting platforms like Elixir Jobs (https://elixirjobs.net/)
I believe a goal of the project is to be interoperable with Node (https://deno.land/std/node) so I don't a complete replacement is something that will happen.
With inspiration from Go, the underlying implementation in Rust, a focus on developer simplicity (single binary workflow) , Deno is already a great developer experience and will only get better.
I am currently a senior in computer science and from what I saw in the http://teachyourselfcs.com link, that is basically all you would need to know to get started in most sub fields of software engineering. I wouldn't expect many companies to expect you to know much more than that. I would just focus on taking your newly learned knowledge and build awesome projects. That has been key in landing the internships that I have had in the past couple years. Best of luck!
I discovered talking to myself when I was in my first year of college. I was in an one bedroom apartment so solidarity was very common and I often found myself having a very clouded head. I had read about talking to yourself and talking your way through things and I started to do it and it has worked wonders for me and my productivity. Yeah some people may think I am crazy when I am talking myself through a problem in public but I luckily could care less what people think of me. Please talk to your self people. It can seriously change your life. It changed mine :)