gus

gus

Nerves Core Team

Hi everyone!

I am really excited to announce that we are starting a new remote Nerves meetup, targeting EU/EMEA timezones (but all are welcome!).

We will be meeting at 7pm CET via Zoom on the second Wednesday of each month. You can see the full schedule, register, and (eventually) see recordings of past meetups at https://nervesmeetup.eu/

We have a great lineup through the rest of the year:

  • October 8th: Containers on Nerves, presented by Steffen Deusch (@steffend), Phoenix core team member → Register here
  • November 12th: ML & Computer Vision with Nerves, by Alvise Susmel (@alvises), founder of Poeticoding → Register here
  • December 10th: Title to be announced, by Frank Hunleth (@fhunleth), co-author of Nerves → Register here

There’s also a shiny new BlueSky account if you’d like to get meetup reminders in your social feeds: @nervesmeetup.eu on Bluesky

We look forward to having you join us!

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gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Quick reminder that the first Nerves Meetup EU is in ~2.5 hours! Register via luma to get the Zoom link :slight_smile:

lawik

lawik

Nerves Core Team

First one was a blast. @steffend knocked it out of the Zoom.

Video is available :slight_smile:

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Happy Friday!!

I’m here to remind everyone that we have the monthly remote Nerves Meetup EU next week on Wednesday, November 12th at 19:00 CET! Everyone is welcome to join :slight_smile:

This month, we are joined by Alvise Susmel (@alvises, author of https://poeticoding.com) to talk about running computer vision models on Nerves, using Raspberry Pi and Hailo.

Sign up via the link below.

Looking forward to seeing everyone next week!

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Another great meetup! If you missed it, you can catch the recording on YouTube:

And don’t forget to join us next month! Frank Hunleth will be presenting “Breaking the (Boot) Cycle”, which will go over recovery from bad firmware updates, using tryboot on the various Raspberry Pi Nerves systems.

Registration: https://nervesmeetup.eu/meetup/frank-hunleth-breaking-the-boot-cycle

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Happy Tuesday everyone!

This is a reminder that our monthly meetup is tomorrow (Wednesday, December 10) at 19h CET! This month we are joined by Frank Hunleth, co-author of Nerves, to talk about his work on bad firmware updates and rolling back to previous versions using tryboot.

As usual, the meetup is remote via Zoom, and you can sign up via Luma here:

This is our last meetup of 2025, and we’ll have a special event as a thank you for everyone making the launch of this meetup a success.

Looking forward to having everyone join us! :slight_smile:

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Final reminder! Event is starting in a little over 2 hours :smiley:

Register at the link above, if you haven’t already!

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Happy New Year to all! We’re kicking off 2026 with a presentation by @kevinschweikert on integrating Home Assistant and Nerves with his new Homex library. If you have interest in IoT and home automation, you definitely don’t want to miss this one!

The event is tomorrow, Wednesday January 14th. As usual, the meetup is remote via Zoom and happens at 19h CET. There’s also some time in every meetup to chat and connect with other Elixir and Nerves developers :slightly_smiling_face:

Register via Luma below:

Also, looks like we forgot to post last month’s recording here - oops! Check out Frank’s talk on recovering from bad firmwares:

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Hey all,

Our next meetup is today (Wednesday Feb. 11), at 19h CET via Zoom! Our speaker this month is yours truly, and I’ll be presenting on the progress of the first official Nerves starter kit, to be released in the coming months. Come join us for a discussion on the project, and stick around for our “social hour” afterwards. As usual, you can find the sign up link on the website:

We send out reminders on the new Nerves Discord, in the meetup-eu channel. This is the best place to join us between meetups. Invite link: Discord

Additionally, last month’s recording is up on YouTube:

Hope to see you tonight! :slight_smile:

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Happy Monday, all!

We’re back this month with @mlainez, presenting on his recent work porting Nerves to exotic devices - like the Kobo Clara Color e-reader! He’s documented his journey in this thread here, it’s worth a good read! He’ll also be sharing with us a great deal of tips and tricks for creating custom Nerves systems. Marc is incredibly knowledgeable on the topic, so this will be a great meetup to learn more about what goes on under the Nerves hood!

The meetup will be on Wednesday, March 11 at 19h CET via Zoom. Register via the link below:

Last month’s talk is also live on YouTube! Watch below:

And again, we live in the Nerves Discord, in the meetup-eu channel. Some good discussion happens there! Join us: Nerves

Hope to see everyone on Wednesday!

gus

gus OP

Nerves Core Team

Last reminder to register for tonight’s meetup! Tune in to learn how to bring Nerves to devices that never were originally designed for it :slight_smile:

Register below:

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