I'm using a combination of Elixir, Hugo, a bit of Python and GitHub Pages for a personal site that hosts my poetry. I set up a simple hourly job in elixir to check Evernote for any new poems I've tagged with poetry:publish. If a new poem is detected, the elixir job downloads the text, runs it through a Python script to add it to the Hugo repo, regenerates the static html and pushes the updates to GitHub.
Overall I'm a huge fan of Elixir, it's incredibly reliable and easy to pick up for simple server tasks. Plus the scheduler is built into Beam, no need for any extra deps. My only complaint is needing to rely on extra python to convert the ENML to HTML, but that's a very niche library so not surprising that it doesn't exist in Elixir yet.
Overall I'm a huge fan of Elixir, it's incredibly reliable and easy to pick up for simple server tasks. Plus the scheduler is built into Beam, no need for any extra deps. My only complaint is needing to rely on extra python to convert the ENML to HTML, but that's a very niche library so not surprising that it doesn't exist in Elixir yet.