Mexico City Erlang Factory Lite 2015
2015-10-22..2015-10-23
Mexico City, Mexico
as the organisers put it
México City Erlang Factory Lite 2015 The Erlang Factory Lite in México City was a blast! Thank you for joining us, we hope you enjoyed it. Slides are available online and the videos will come up soon.
who it's for
Elixir developers, Erlang developers, web developers, backend engineers, devops engineers, quality engineers, systems engineers
topics
Elixir OTP supervision trees; gen_server implementation patterns; BEAM VM internals and schedulers; ExUnit testing and doctests; property based testing and shrinking; Phoenix deployment on Raspberry Pi; poolboy and worker pools; Mix tasks and profiling; Ecto repository and changesets; Erlang ports for native libraries; compiled Phoenix templates performance; migration from Ruby to Elixir webapps
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Best of Both Worlds: OTP Applications with Elixir | Erick Camacho | 37m |
Presents an Elixir OTP implementation of an APNs push notification module: a GenServer-based pns module that opens SSL sockets to Apple Push, sends… | ||
| Keynote: What's Ahead for Elixir? | José Valim | 01h 06m |
Overview of concrete changes and road map: Elixir stabilizes recent ergonomics (new Enum helpers including Enum.random and String.jaro_distance for typo… | ||
| Testing with Elixir/Erlang | Agustín Ramos | 38m |
Demonstrates testing in Elixir/Erlang using ExUnit (run with mix test) including assertions, setup/setup_all/on_exit hooks, tags for timeouts and fixtures, and… | ||
| Poorman's gen_server | Hernán Rivas Acosta | 38m |
A talk traces evolving a hand-rolled Erlang TCP server from a simple recursive-loop state through records and maps, adding helper message APIs and random refs… | ||
| Getting to Know the Erlang Virtual Machine, the BEAM | Norberto Ortigoza | 48m |
BEAM is designed for isolation and fault-tolerance using many lightweight processes (~2 KB each) that communicate by message passing rather than shared memory… | ||
| Process Supervision Strategies | Misael Pérez Chamorro | 39m |
Describes a production-ready supervision strategy implemented with Elixir and Phoenix: supervised mix apps, a supervision tree that includes a poolboy pool of… | ||
| From Ruby to Elixir: Developing Web Applications | Mario Chavez | 51m |
A comparison showing how Elixir with the Phoenix web framework can replace Ruby for productive, maintainable web development: it uses supervisors for… | ||
| Using a Raspberry Pi to Run Your Phoenix App | Ricardo Echavarria | 33m |
The talk measures running a Phoenix (Elixir) web app on a Raspberry Pi, giving concrete performance and deployment tradeoffs: simple pages reach about 60… | ||
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