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The Erlang Factory Conferences

The Erlang Factory Conferences in San Francisco Bay Area and London are the major events in the Erlang calendar. In 2009, the first year of the Erlang Factory Conferences, a total of over 300 people attended, showing the level of interest for the technology.



Erlang Factory
SFBay Area


Erlang Factory
London



Erlang User Conference
Stockholm


These conferences draw all levels of the technological business community – from owners and senior technical officers to developers and programmers. Previous delegates have been drawn from large corporations who are looking to Erlang to provide the capability to move into new products and services as well as individual consultants including Erlang in their list of competencies.

SF Bay Area 2011

 

London 2011

We are expecting 200-250 delegates from all over the world to be attending each of the Erlang Factory Conferences. In 2011 the origins of the delegates were:

SF Bay Area 2011

London 2011

The Erlang Factory brings together speakers from all sides of Erlang. There are wide-ranging talks both from the “old-guard” who have been involved with Erlang since its inception - such as Joe Armstrong and Robert Virding - and the increasing number of developers who are using the strengths of Erlang to develop powerful applications and tools, such as Eugene Letuchy from Facebook and Damien Katz – the inventor of CouchDB.

The Erlang Factory also includes talks on other functional languages such as Ruby and Haskell with Ezra Zygmuntowicz from EngineYard and Simon Peyton-Jones from Microsoft Research having spoken in 2009.

If you want to be seen as a supporter of Erlang by the Erlang community then consider sponsoring at the Erlang Factory in SF Bay Area or London!

Erlang User of the Year 2013: Nominate your favourite until 17 May!

As every year, at EUC 2013 the Erlang community will reward one Erlang user whose contribution to the development of the Erlang language has been outstanding. You are invited to submit your proposed names with a short motivation until 17 May here.

Nominations will be analysed by a panel headed by Bjarne Däcker and composed of five members: Joe Armstrong, Robert Virding, Kenneth Lundin - head of the Ericsson Erlang/OTP team, Dave Smith - winner of the 2011 award  and Fred Hebert - winner of the 2012 award.