Lightning Talks
summary
A set of short demos names concrete results and tools rather than promises: an XLogLight logger backend (published on Hex) feeds an open‑source GUI viewer used to tame EVE Online’s service logs for a game that peaks at 5000 players and once lost about $300,000 in a 22‑hour battle; a cowboy 2 HTTP/2 transport for Phoenix actually runs and demos channel streaming; xprof shows a safe production profiler; live MIDI reload preserves state while replacing code.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:38Cue Wars
- 9:41HTTP Adapter
- 14:42taka
- 26:41Lee
- 33:19Paul
- 36:46SequelDust
- 40:00TBO
- 43:51Demo
- 46:07XPROS
- 50:37Zendesk
- 51:01Handling errors
- 51:44Restart
- 52:55Write Errors
- 53:27Rescue
- 54:05After
- 54:28Rollcage
- 55:04Error tuples
- 55:15If statements
- 55:38Simple things
- 55:49relay programming
- 56:26bit closes
- 56:44bit closes example
- 57:11pattern matching
- 57:47bank operator
- 58:19bank library
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