Lightning Talks
summary
Short, specific takeaways: a community site ElixirStatus.com is built and running; GenRetry implements retries with exponential backoff and jitter and offers drop‑in Task.async replacement; Poolboy limits concurrency for half‑million fetch jobs; Offi implements Pundit‑style policies via pattern matching; a production memory leak traces to not trapping exits and RabbitMQ auto‑delete/exclusive gotchas; Ratchet prototypes live DOM updates and a tiny client lib; chaos engineering at Netflix and adapter‑based testing for number‑porting are demoed.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:24It is about Elixir! by Rene @rrrene
- 4:47GenRetry by Pete Gamache
- 9:46???
- 13:35Mr. Schrock
- 18:30My Elixir App is Crashing more than my Ruby App! by ???
- 21:51Ratchet by ???
- 26:49The Tension Between Expendience and Correctness by Josh Adams
- 31:39Let me tell you a story by Ian Warshak
- 35:04Casey Rosenthal
- 38:50Elixir, Elm, Games and Cats by P. Krowinski
- 43:35You, Mix and Kube! by Fernand Galiana
- 48:32Mocks, Adapters and Microservices by ???
- 53:38This is my first... by ???
