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25-06-2009, Thursday
Erlang in your infrastructure, host: Gordon Guthrie

Gone are the days of the mainframe, and infrastructure software for the 21st Century needs to be distributed, scalable and flexible. The speakers in this track have used Erlang for messaging backbones, computing clouds and web server clusters, and managing web content, streaming media and instant messaging.

25-06-2009, Thursday
Erlang and Test-Driven Development, host: Thomas Arts

Erlang-based test automation has been used in commercial products - not least Erlang/OTP itself - for more than a decade, and research on Erlang and model checking has gone on for almost as long. This track covers test-driven development ranging from hands-on practical industrial experience to the latest news from the research front.

25-06-2009, Thursday
Cool Tools and Gadgets, host: Richard Carlsson

The Tools and Gadgets Track explores the latest tools, academic research projects and library applications for the Erlang Developers and Testers.

26-06-2009, Friday
Case Studies, host: Ulf Wiger

As Erlang's popularity grows, it keeps breaking into new niches and companies not previously associated with the language. In this track we get to listen to the experiences of users better known for their association with other technologies rather than Erlang.

26-06-2009, Friday
CouchDB

This track introduces CouchDB from a personal, technical and business points of view. It is what we refer to as a virtual track, put together with many Couch DB related talks in other tracks. Come listen to two of the main committers and evangelists -  Jan Lehnardt and Chris Anderson. The day will also feature case studies and technical talks and tutorials. If you are only interested in attending only this track and day, contact us for the promo code giving you 100 GBP off the two day conference price.

26-06-2009, Friday
Give me a break, host: Jan Lehnardt

Perhaps your use of Erlang has made you curious about other functional programming languages? Perhaps you are faced with having to understand and interface with other languages in your work? Or perhaps you just want to learn something new? This track lets you widen your horizons and delve into things non-Erlang.

26-06-2009, Friday
Erlang and the Web, host: Jan Henry Nystrom

As web services become ever more sophisticated and stateful, we see a growing demand for back-end technologies enabling uninterrupted service, quick response time and complex logic. In response to this, a number of Erlang-based web frameworks and exciting Erlang-based web applications have seen the light. In this track, we take a closer look at some of them.