Erlang Live!
| Today Erlang community grows every day and every day new interesting project show up on the market. During the talk we will present some of the most popular open source and commercial projects that adapted Erlang as its key technology. Those include CouchDB, Facebook chat, GitHub, EngineYard, ejabberd, 37signals, etc.
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Erlang & Student
| The Erlang programming language was designed to build robust telecom systems, but later was adapted for scalable applications of today's Internet. Is it meant to be used in big systems only? We think not, as Erlang helped us to develop several academic projects during our studies. In the talk we will describe our experiences from a student perspective and tell how Erlang can be integrated with other technologies like Java, C and Ruby.
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Erlang Extreme
| The Erlang programming language receives much attention because of its intuitive approach to concurrency, but not only. In this talk we will describe how Erlang concurrency model is used to build scalable and fault-tolerant designs. We will also discuss examples of distributed and soft real-time systems built with Erlang.
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Erlang's Journey to the Clouds
| Erlang was invented in the 90s to address rapid development of non-stop
scalable telecoms systems. Initial requirements included massive
concurrency, distribution transparency, in-service upgrades,
plug-and-play expansion and high programmer productivity. A rapidly
growing Open Source community is now using Erlang for scalable web
services, messaging systems and cloud computing services. In this talk
we will look at how Erlang is breaking out of the clusters of last
century and entering today's cloud computing environments. |
