Berlin Erlang Factory Lite 2016
as the organisers put it
Berlin Erlang Factory Lite 2016 The Erlang Factory Lite 2016 came back to Berlin on 24 November. Check out the slides and videos!
who it's for
Erlang developers, Elixir developers, platform engineers, devops engineers, embedded systems engineers, software architects, community organisers
topics
Erlang/OTP releases; gen_server internals; custom OTP behaviours; GenStage and Flow pipelines; backpressure and windowing; RabbitMQ with CouchDB; collectd Graphite Grafana monitoring; Grisp on RTEMS embedded Erlang; static linking of NIFs and ports; dynamic supervisors and partition dispatcher
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| BEAM all the things | Dave Cottlehuber | 48m |
Migration at iwantmyname moves a complex Perl app onto Erlang/OTP and Elixir running on the BEAM with RabbitMQ and CouchDB, deployed as self‑contained releases… | ||
| Wireless Small Embedded Erlang Applications with Grisp | Adam Lindberg | 44m |
A hardware platform called Grisp boots an Erlang VM on top of RTEMS and demonstrates real embedded use: boots into an Erlang VM under RTEMS in about a second… | ||
| Extending OTP with custom behaviours | Michał Muskała | 29m |
Shows exactly how how gen_server is implemented and what the OTP “special process” contract actually requires, walks through concrete callbacks and… | ||
| Process Data Streams Efficiently in Elixir | Iuri Fernandes Queiroz | 32m |
Claims that Elixir gains demand-driven, backpressured stream processing on the BEAM using GenStage and Flow, and shows a working pipeline that reads Twitter… | ||
| Supercharge your local BEAM Community | Ole Michaelis, Lydia Grawunder | 52m |
Elixir User Group Hamburg runs eleven editions focused on regular hands-on labs and socials not many talks, using a public GitHub repo with issue templates… | ||
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