quatermain

quatermain

Hi,
I’m going to have small talk on small conference CodeCon for developers (~600 people). IT will be 1st of April in Bratislava, Slovakia. I think it will be only in slovak language. My topic is:

Web development in Elixir
Elixir is modern language built on long great history of Erlang and OTP. Why is Elixir good for web development? Who use it in world? How Phoenix framework and his Phoenix LiveView can help with development.

Timing: 15-20 minuts presentation, 5-10 Q&A

So I would like to to ask you about hints/ideas what to show/tell people and even what not to show/tell them :D. It will be my first talk with audience bigger than 50 people so I’m a little bit nervous

I would like to to talk about these points:

  • small intro to Erlang, Beam, OTP (history, usage,…)
  • small intro to Elixir
  • some catchy words - who use it, some nice results/performance
  • some code example
  • intro to Phoenix
  • code example
  • intro to Phoenix LiveView
  • code example
  • Q&A

Thanks

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egze

egze

Seems quite a lot of topics for 15-20 minutes. I guess it depends how deep you go into each point.

My tip is to practice multiple time in front of real people and time how long it takes. It is always that in your head you imagine one thing, but when you really give the talk - you use different words and timings are way off :slight_smile:

sfusato

sfusato

How about a small demo in the Saša Jurić style where you would have the chance to walk the audience through some of the strongest points of the ecosystem: the BEAM (observer, debugging, fault tolerance .etc capabilities), use Phoenix LiveView for the demo .etc. All this by power of example, without any slides. I think this is what makes such a strong impression. Super simple demo, yet demonstrating some extremely powerful concepts live.

Check The Soul of Erlang and Elixir, Solid Ground

Looking at the talks titles, seems like a language/technology agnostic conference (not dedicated to something specific in particular), so I think such an approach will work wonders. Good luck!

patrickdm

patrickdm

Sorry for the Off Topic and possibily alarming words, but despite the misinformation of main media, all the evidence about the pandemic spread of the new SARS-CoV-2 virus strongly suggest to suspend and avoid all kind of crowd gathering. The time-window to contain a global epidemic is narrowing very fast, and it is the only measure to avoid near future collapse of health cares systems all over the globe. Many will need intensive care support and our only chance here on this little planet is to buy the maximum amount of time for science to collect useful data on known drugs efficiency against it. Vaccine readiness is at least one year in the future. More unbiased information can be found on Dr. John Campbell youtube channel . Please please take the time to learn the most about this emergency. I’m really sorry to bother you all with that but I just cannot stay silent. So sorry. Stay safe.

egze

egze

Maybe link directly to the video, because I started watching something about sheep lungs :smiley:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJRJ7qc6Af8

patrickdm

patrickdm

Oh… well he is producing one or two video each day…
the last week’s are more relevant at this point. But also you can find some specific about general notion on infections mechanism, the meaning of the fever response of the body… R0 and other epidemiology concepts. All are very important basic knowledge explained for the common people, not doctors or scientist. I didn want to make a long list of them here. I’m sure everyone here is more than capable of digging them at his own will and interest. Thank you anyway. Again really sorry for the OT.

quatermain

quatermain OP

Thanks I will check some presentation from Saša Jurić. And yes, it’s a lot of ideas what to tell and not much time for it. So I think I will tell just some basic information about that topics. Maybe 1-2 slides per topic what I wrote in question.

@sfusato you were right. Conference was moved from 1st of April to October. I hope everything will be ok at that time.

Thanks for hints. When I will be prepared and I will not forget about this post I will post my presentation here. I will do it in english (as all my presentations) but talk will be in Slovak language.

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