ElixirConf EU 2019 Talk videos

[Lawrence_elixir]

ElixirConf EU 2019 talk videos

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Website: http://www.elixirconf.eu
Twitter: www.twitter.com/elixirconfeu

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Day 1

• Keynote - announcing Broadway - José Valim (Discussion thread)

• Live coding an Escher painting using Scenic - Ju Liu (Discussion thread)

• Rewriting critical software in Elixir - a case study - Renan Ranelli (Discussion thread)

• Building a GameBoy emulator with Elixir and Scenic - Tonći Galić (Discussion thead)

• Tortoise evolved; the road to MQTT 5 support in the Tortoise MQTT client - Martin Gausby (Discussion thread)

• Let there be light: from nothing to a running application - Michał Muskała (Disscussion thread)

• Designing with Elixir - Ley Missailidis (Discussion thread)

• Functional concepts in Elixir - Wolfgang Loder (Discussion thread)

• Modular design in Elixir - Maciej Kaszubowski (Discusssion thread)

• An adventure in distributed programming - Wiebe-Marten Wijnja (Discussion thread)

• From zero to Elixir deployment - Philipp Schmieder (Discussion thread)

• Talk: Building resilient systems with stacking - Chris Keathley (Discussion thread)

• From noob to contributing noob - Daniel Serrano (Discussion thread)

Day 2

• Keynote - illuminating the darkest of arts: effective library design - Brooklyn Zelenka (No video available)

• Lessons From our first trillion messages with Flow - John Mertens (Discussion thread)

• Gradualizer: the practical challenges of implementing a type checker - Péter Gömöri (Discussion thread)

• Ecto without SQL - Guilherme de Maio (Discussion thread)

• The Elixir parser under the microscope - Arjan Scherpenisse (Discussion thread)

• Exploiting PostgreSQL’s power with Elixir and Ecto applications - José San Gil (Discussion thread)

• Learn you some ‘ssl’ for much security! - Bram Verburg (Discussion thread)

• Telemetry …and metrics for all - Arkadiusz Gil (Discussion thread)

• Leveraging ETS effectively - Evadne Wu (Disscussion thread)

• Elixir down under - how Elixir is driving Australian product innovation - Sophie Troy (discussion thread)

• Introduction to stateful property based testing - Tomasz Kowal (Discussion thread)

• A production-grade Nerves system - Paul Wilson (Discussion thread)

• A whirlwind tour of testing in Elixir - Daniel Caixinha (Discussion thread)

• Keynote: Phoenix LiveView - Interactive, Real TIme Apps - Chris McCord (Discussion thread)

Lightning talks:

• Lightning talk - Daniel Serrano - Native Code from Elixir
• Lightning talk - Ali Farhadi - Redex, An Elixir implementation of Redis
• Lightning talk - Eamon Leonard - Networking for developers
• Lightning talk - Fernando Hamasaki de Amorim - Ido Keido
• Lightning talk - Dave Lee - Broadway + Sqs + Apache Tika
• Lightning talk - Erlang Ecosystem Foundation - Francesco Cesarini, José Valim

[Lawrence_elixir]

Today, 1 May, new talk video: Tonci Galic - Building a GameBoy emulator with Elixir and Scenic - ElixirConfEU 2019

[simon]

@Lawrence_elixir

This is the first time I’ve done this and If you would like a different format in future, then let me know.

Firstly, thank you and everyone else who gets involved in organising conferences and for publishing the videos. For those of us who can’t make them, having access to the talks is fantastic and very much appreciated.

I’d really like it if there was a Videos or Talks section in the forums and then each talk could have its own post and be tagged with the event and speaker and subject matter. @AstonJ, would that work or be too much? It may well have been discussed in the past.

I am slowly working my way through some talk videos on YouTube and I like the idea of being able to add ones I find and like here with my thoughts and hopefully to get those of others. I know that YouTube had comments but my gut feeling is that you are more likely to get a discussion going here than there.

[AstonJ]

Funnily enough I was just about to PM @axelson on his thoughts about this We usually have separate threads for talks from major conferences and I think ECEU is one such conference, although any organiser from any of the conferences is welcome to do separate threads for each talk too.

@Lawrence_elixir - if you take a look in this section you will see the format we usually use. It’s basically:

• A parent thread that lists all talks (with links to each talk thread on the forum) (example)
• A thread for each talk with the youtube video embedded into the first post, along with a description (example)
• Adding a tag for each thread, so in this instance it would be elixirconfeu2019

How does that sound Lawrence? If you’d like to do this I have made the first post in this thread a wiki which means you can edit it beyond the edit time limit and so can treat it as the parent thread for all talks

If you get stuck with anything, feel free to PM me or @axelson

[Lawrence_elixir]

Thanks @AstonJ for your feedback. Yes this makes sense, adding each new video as a new talk thread under learning resources>talks. The thing is, all the talks are not live yet, so what I will do is:

Make list of all talks at conference: Add links as they become live.

If I get lost, ill send you a message

Thanks
Lawrence

[simon]

@AstonJ

if you take a look in this section

I need to get better at browsing the categories than concentrating on the ‘all categories’ front page. I’d completely missed the Talks sub-category.

[axelson]

@Lawrence_elixir that sounds great! I like to space out the posting of talks anyway. It helps facilitate discussion around each video thread.

[greyhwndz]

@Lawrence_elixir, there are still videos that are still to be uploaded right?

[Lawrence_elixir]

@greyhwndz hi, oh yes, many! Will get the ones that have been released so far up today, and then they’ll be added one a day, 2 on fridays, as we all need a weekend

[Lawrence_elixir]

Super, I’m pretty much copying your format