Code BEAM Lite Amsterdam 2019
2019-11-28
Amsterdam, Netherlands
| title | author | length |
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| The Yin and Yang of Mutability | Péter Gömöri | 24m |
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| IoT Edge Computing with bare-metal Erlang | Igor Kopestenski | 27m |
Prototypeed a distributed edge runtime called Achlys running bare‑metal Erlang on GRiSP boards, using Lasp + Partisan for convergent storage and resilient… | ||
| String Processing optimisation | Johanna Larsson | 23m |
An initial Elixir pipeline that counts words from stdin takes ~120s and 3GB RAM; replacing the map with ETS update_counter yields ~3x speedup, switching split… | ||
| Keeping tabs on production | Hubert Łępicki | 39m |
Covers concrete tooling and tactics: use Elixir/OTP21 Logger with request_id and additional user_id metadata so logs correlate to a user session, note Logger’s… | ||
| The many ways to hold a token | Vince Urag, Bruno Azenha | 17m |
External API issues a short‑lived token that expires every few minutes and authentication has noticeable network latency, so naive reauth for every request… | ||
| From Legacy To Event Sourcing | Ian Luites | 49m |
Practical account of moving a legacy Ruby/MySQL backend to event sourcing on the BEAM using classier for event streams and croisiere to unify hot Kafka and… | ||
| BEAM-style Execution Tracing for Perl | Ben Tyler | 23m |
Compares how BEAM execution tracing uses breakpoints, atomic injection and match specs to instrument only targeted functions with minimal impact versus a Perl… | ||
| Erlang Metaprogramming: Zotonic's Template and Dispatch Compilers | Marc Worrell | 26m |
Explains Zotonic’s just-in-time meta-programming: how its template compiler and dispatch compiler turn template and routing definitions into Erlang modules… | ||
| The Tyranny of Structurelessness | Brooklyn Zelenka | 43m |
Argues that adding a semantic layer — protocol-based DSL — makes Elixir code easier to reason about, reduces growth of complexity to sublinear, and lets… | ||
| Credo: Your Team’s Robot Mentor | Rene Föhring | 43m |
Credo parses Elixir AST and uses pre_walk pattern matches to surface concrete issues like IEx.pry check via AST pattern match and produces human explanations… | ||
| The BEAM in the Cloud Native era | Veronica Lopez | 37m |
Claim: the BEAM (Erlang/Elixir) already implements fault tolerance, supervision trees, and lightweight distribution that many cloud‑native projects reinvent… | ||
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