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Erlang Factory Lite 2010, Los Angeles

07 Nov 2010

The first Erlang Factory Lite LA was a great success with over 40 delegates in attendance.

It was held on Sunday 7th November 2010 and was organised by Erlang Solutions and The Bitsource. The Factory Lite gave delegates the chance to network with their fellow programmers, find out what’s new in the Erlang community and listen to some of the worlds leading speakers on Erlang. Speakers included; Ulf Wiger, CTO of Erlang Solutions, Kresten Krab Thorup, Chief Architext and Co-founder of EOS Trifork and Robert Virding, one of the creators of Erlang and stars of Erlang The Movie.

With a growing Erlang community in the LA area, we hope to make this event a regular occurrence and build on it year after year.

The Factory Lite was sponsored by MySpace and hosted in their Beverly Hills premises, the event was be free to attend and ran from 11am - 4pm.

The Erlang Lite meeting aims to bring people together and share thoughts and ideas while growing the community within the LA area and give you the chance to present and share with the community.

With the chance to see some of the leading speakers in their field the Erlang Factory Lite LA was an event not to be missed by Erlang enthusiasts and programmers of all languages.

Goodbye Stockholm, Hello Berlin and Tel Aviv

The 19th Erlang User Conference just concluded, and we are uploading slides and videos as fast as we can. Most slides are already up, and we hope to have all videos on the website during the next two weeks. A video of the first keynote is already live, take a look. If you want to get a feel of the atmosphere at EUC, you can also find a photo album here.

If you didn't get a chance to come to EUC or you did and now you want more Erlang in your life, fear not! The Erlang Factories Lite will be back in October. By popular demand we're coming to Berlin on the 16th of October. Steve Vinoski already confirmed he will be one of our speakers, so hurry up and submit your talk.  

The first Erlang Factory in Israel will take place at the Google Campus in Tel Aviv on 23 October. Talks will be delivered both in English and in Hebrew. Talk submission is now open here.