Nope. It doesn't. I've spent two years working with it. And "gets every single dang decision right" is a matter of opinion. Chris and José are incredibly wonderful people, but they are just as opinionated as the people behind Rails.

So "gets decisions right" sounds good as long as you agree with those decisions.

I happen to love working with Elixir and Phoenix. I find working with Ecto frustrating not because of the code, but because of the opinions the framework creators have made about where things go. They have good solid reasons for their opinions. And they are not wrong.

I just don't agree with them. And that's totally ok.