Closing Keynote
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Retired six months and teaching a first university Elixir course to 35 students, builds incremental projects: a Hangman core that survives refactors into genservers and Phoenix, a QuickCheck-like generator called pollution that drives infinite streams, and a tiny framework named diet that expresses programs as chained pattern-matching transformations. Implements a stepper/debugger that records and traces stateful transitions, lets execution histories be cloned or truncated, and demos run successfully though the code is experimental and currently private on GitHub.
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