Lightning Talks
summary
A set of short demos explains what was actually built and what worked: a decompiler for IntelliJ that parses BEAM sections, preserves atoms and macros and lets the index jump to source; an Absinthe GraphQL stack with GraphiQL, Ecto integration and a real schema example; keyboard remaps and ligature fonts to make source prettier; an Alexa skill flow with intent slots and session state and the Carmen Sandiego demo; a migration from Node to Elixir that yields 50–80% faster per trip and 10–100x more concurrent jobs; and a Hedgewig Slack bot wired to CircleCI with bypassed HTTP tests.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19Luke Imnoff: Decompiling .Beam Files
- 4:54Fernond GalianaL: GraphQL
- 10:52Dave Thomas: Code Like its 1999
- 19:25Robert Beene: Talking to the Machine
- 26:10Powell Kimmey Elixir Maths
- 29:55Hedwig
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