AstonJ
LoneStar Elixir 2019 - anyone go?
What were your highlights? ![]()
Here are some photos taken by Ivy Markwell: http://ivymarkwell.com/photography/lonestar-elixir ![]()
And some related posts (about LiveView!):
https://elixirforum.com/t/phoenix-liveview-info/16569/64?u=astonj
https://elixirforum.com/t/phoenix-liveview-info/16569/65?u=astonj
https://elixirforum.com/t/phoenix-liveview-info/16569/66?u=astonj
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gregvaughn
I was there. This was the most exciting and entertaining talk, IMHO
mstibbard
Hastega looks awesome. Towards the end of that deck it also mentions a soon-to-be-released library called Esuna.
Esuna: A Data Science Platform built on Phoenix, enabling you to convert and aggregate data with GUI. It’s same to data manipulation as Python’s pandas. What will happen if Esuna meets Hastega…!!!
I would LOVE an Elixir equivalent of pandas. A simple GUI would probably be a bonus for distribution…
cohawk
I agree Hastega was the best presentation and has the potential for tremendous performance improvement - especially if it could somehow just automagically be implemented into the language.
I also enjoyed hearing @bitwalker talk about his Cadre project - which is an entire distributed runtime and simulation test suite that appears to be the next iteration of his Swarm project.







