WE HAVE SOLD OUT! - AMSTERDAM

ABOUT CODE BEAM LITE AMSTERDAM

Name: Code BEAM Lite Amsterdam 2018
Start: 2018-11-30T09:00:00+00:00
End: 2018-11-30T18:00:00+00:00
Location: Lloyd Hotel, Oostelijke Handelskade 34, 1019 BN Amsterdam, Netherlands

Code BEAM Lite Amsterdam brought 13 cutting-edge talks from leading practitioners together over one day.

When, where and why

The talks focussed on real-world, practical applications of Erlang, Elixir and the BEAM - all within the context of high-performance and massively scalable distributed systems.

The conference was co-organised by Botsquad and Kabisa.

Formerly Erlang Factory Lite

Code BEAM Lite conferences replaced Erlang Factory Lite conferences, and are now part of the Code Sync family of tech conferences. Check our past conferences by visiting our old website, but do come back here as we’ll be posting more details and the old website will fade away.

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Code BEAM Lite Amsterdam 2018 - slides from the conference

Code BEAM Lite Amsterdam 2018 was on 30 November the capital of bikes and stroopwafels! In an encouraging environment, attendees got to grips with key Erlang and Elixir concepts, through 13 carefully selected talks.

Code BEAM Lite Amsterdam 2018 - live streaming from the conference

Watch the live streaming on Twitter from the Code BEAM Lite Amsterdam 2018 and see the video of Zachary Kessin - Types in Erlang - a shallow dive

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Our speakers

Saša Jurić

Elixir mentor, author of Elixir in Action

Keynote:

Such great heights

30 Nov / 09.15 / The Office

Thomas Arts

Erlang developer since 1997, co-founder and CTO of Quviq

Keynote:

Automatically generating your tests from a specification

30 Nov / 17.20 / The Office

Michal Muskala

Software engineer, speaker, trainer, open source. Erlang, Elixir, Ruby.

What actually is the BEAM?

30 Nov / 14.05 / The Office

Sanne Kalkman

Developer / Teacher / Crafter

Who Takes Out Your Trash?

30 Nov / 11.15 / The Office

#Introduction to Erlang & Elixir

Péter Gömöri

BEAM Enthusiast, XProf maintainer

XProf 2.0 - Evolution of tracing-based investigation

30 Nov / 16.30 / The Office

Tjaco Oostdijk

Developer / Consultant

Things you could do with Mix, but probably shouldn't

30 Nov / 15.40 / The Office

Bram Verburg

Grand Prior of Software Security @ Bluecode

Learn you some 'ssl' for much security!

30 Nov / 15.15 / The Office

Madeleine Malmsten

Squeeder and Prolog geek introducing girls to tech using IoT and horses

Building a living lab

30 Nov / 14.50 / The Office

Willem de Jong

Creator of open source Erlang implementations of XML, SOAP, GRPC

Getting Erlang to talk to the outside world – in a language that they understand

30 Nov / 12.00 / The Office

Maciej Kaszubowski

Software Developer at AppUnite, Computer Science student

The big ball of nouns

30 Nov / 12.25 / The Office

Marc Worrell

Creator of Zotonic, the Erlang CMS

Turning Zotonic inside out — secured MQTT everywhere

30 Nov / 10.00 / The Office

Peter Saxton

Elixir developer (Pay with Curl)

Mind your own business View Controller

30 Nov / 10.25 / The Office

Zachary Kessin

Author "Building Web Applications with Erlang"

Types in Erlang - a shallow dive

30 Nov / 16.55 / The Office

Schedule

Day 1 - 30 Nov 2018

Time	The Office
08.15 - 09.00	REGISTRATION
09.00 - 09.15	WELCOME
09.15 - 09.55	Saša Jurić Keynote: The Office Such great heights Beginner
10.00 - 10.20	Marc Worrell The Office Turning Zotonic inside out — secured MQTT everywhere Intermediate
10.25 - 10.45	Peter Saxton The Office Mind your own business View Controller Intermediate
10.45 - 11.15	COFFEE BREAK
11.15 - 11.55	Sanne Kalkman The Office Who Takes Out Your Trash? Beginner #Introduction to Erlang & Elixir
12.00 - 12.20	Willem de Jong The Office Getting Erlang to talk to the outside world – in a language that they understand Intermediate
12.25 - 13.05	Maciej Kaszubowski The Office The big ball of nouns All projects tend to get more difficult to maintain with time. Sure, Elixir and Functional Programming can make things much simpler, but after many months, the complexity will creep in anyway. Why is that? The code is just a set of functions, without the complexity associated with Object Oriented languages. So what’s wrong? Intermediate
13.05 - 14.05	LUNCH
14.05 - 14.45	Michal Muskala The Office What actually is the BEAM? In this talk, Michal will carefully explore the BEAM, both the runtime and the compiler. We'll see how they relate, what particular strengths this gives to our code and how we can leverage it from the applications we write every day in Erlang and Elixir. Finally, we'll see how the BEAM is similar and different to other environments and languages like Java's JVM, C#'s CLR or Lua. Intermediate
14.50 - 15.10	Madeleine Malmsten The Office Building a living lab Beginner
15.15 - 15.35	Bram Verburg The Office Learn you some 'ssl' for much security! Intermediate
15.40 - 16.00	Tjaco Oostdijk The Office Things you could do with Mix, but probably shouldn't We’ve all used mix new, mix deps.get and a whole lot of other mix commands. But there is a lot more you could do with mix. Let’s use mix for something totally different and absolutely useless?! As we do, we’ll learn about mix’s internals and ways we could use mix to solve our own problems, create our own tooling or just have some fun! $> mix play Bruno Mars … ♪ playing Treasure by Bruno Mars ♪ ... Intermediate
16.00 - 16.30	COFFEE BREAK
16.30 - 16.50	Péter Gömöri The Office XProf 2.0 - Evolution of tracing-based investigation Intermediate
16.55 - 17.15	Zachary Kessin The Office Types in Erlang - a shallow dive
17.20 - 18.00	Thomas Arts Keynote: The Office Automatically generating your tests from a specification Intermediate
18.00 - 18.10	CLOSING NOTES