TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR LATER TODAY

ENJOY THREE HALF-DAYS OF REAL-WORLD, PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF ERLANG, ELIXIR AND THE BEAM - ALL WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE AND MASSIVELY-SCALABLE DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS.

Code BEAM V America will be held at Pacific Standard Time (PST) to suit attendees on both the US West and East Coast. Starts today at 9 am (PST) 10th March, Last Minute tickets still available.

As always community and social interaction will be at the core of the event to enable everyone to connect and interact to share the same experience as with our physical conferences.

Let’s stay connected!

OUR NEXT CONFERENCES

videos

Keynote: What Counts as a Programming Language /// Chelsea Troy

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Forum over Functions ///

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Panel discussion around startups, venture capital in the Erlang Ecosystem /// Jane Walerud , William King and Rob Mee

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EEF - looking back at 2020 and forward at 2021 /// Erlang Ecosystem Foundation

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Keynote: History of philosophy of Erlang with its creators /// Bjarne Däcker , Mike Williams and Robert Virding

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Podcast: Wild Wild West /// Anna Neyzberg , Amos King and Chris Keathley

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ALL MEDIA

THEMES

INTRODUCTION TO ERLANG AND ELIXIR

If you're new to the languages there's no better place to start. The community is super helpful and supportive. And with the co-creator of Erlang and creator of Elixir in attnedance you'll be learning with the best.

LATEST ON THE BEAM ERLANG VM

Come and speak with Erlang committers about what's new in the Erlang eco-system.

SCALING AND RELIABILITY

Once you learn the potential of the BEAM, it's time to learn how to put it to good use in the real world. Join us to hear the stories of Erlang and Elixir in production and share your own experiences.

PRODUCTION USE CASES

In this track, we'll learn from other's experience, where things have been peachy and where they haven't been so much. The conferecne is set-up for you to ask the questions you want and to help others with the answrs to theirs.

FRAMEWORKS, TOOLS, LIBRARIES

In the frameworks track, you will discover what's coming next with frameworks like Phoenix, Nerves and more. This is the conference where people choose to share their new projects and releases.

WEB AND API

The BEAM is suitable for rapid web application development. There is much to learn about the technology's potential and we provide the time and space at our virtual conference to dig a little deeper.

Our speakers

Chelsea Troy

By day, writer of code. By night, researcher of software risks. By always, lover of bubble tea.

Keynote:

What Counts as a Programming Language?

10 Mar / 09.10 / Track 1

Randall Thomas

Hacker. Musician. Bon Vivant

Keynote:

Forum over Functions

10 Mar / 13.10 / Track 1

William King

Every Millisecond Counts

Keynote:

Panel Discussion around Startups, Venture Capital in the Erlang Ecosystem

11 Mar / 10.45 / Track 1

Jane Walerud

Persuaded Ericsson's management to release Erlang Open Source (Walerud Ventures)

Keynote:

Panel Discussion around Startups, Venture Capital in the Erlang Ecosystem

11 Mar / 10.45 / Track 1

Alistair Woodman

High-tech plumber

Keynote:

Panel Discussion around Startups, Venture Capital in the Erlang Ecosystem

11 Mar / 10.45 / Track 1

Rob Mee

Founder of Pivotal Labs and Geometer

Keynote:

Panel Discussion around Startups, Venture Capital in the Erlang Ecosystem

11 Mar / 10.45 / Track 1

Mike Williams

Erlang Co-Inventor

Keynote:

History and philosophy of Erlang with its creators

12 Mar / 09.05 / Track 1

Garrett Smith

FOUNDER GUILD AI, DEEP LEARNING ENGINEER AND TEACHER

Keynote:

History and philosophy of Erlang with its creators

12 Mar / 09.05 / Track 1

Robert Virding

Co-creator of Erlang, Trainer

Keynote:

History and philosophy of Erlang with its creators

12 Mar / 09.05 / Track 1

Bjarne Däcker

Former manager of the Computer Science Laboratory at Ericsson

Keynote:

History and philosophy of Erlang with its creators

12 Mar / 09.05 / Track 1

Amos King

CEO @ Binary Noggin, @TheErlef member, Co-Host of Elixir Outlaws

Keynote:

Wild Wild West

12 Mar / 13.00 / Track 1

Chris Keathley

Dynamic Language Apologist, Elixir hacker, Senior Engineer

Keynote:

Wild Wild West

12 Mar / 13.00 / Track 1

Anna Neyzberg

Co-founder of ElixirBridge

Keynote:

Wild Wild West

12 Mar / 13.00 / Track 1

Peer Stritzinger

GRiSP Inventor, Distributed Computing in IoT and everywhere

Keynote:

EEF - looking back at 2020 and forward at 2021

11 Mar / 13.30 / Track 1

Erlang Ecosystem Foundation

Supporting the next generation of advanced, reliable, realtime applications

Keynote:

EEF - looking back at 2020 and forward at 2021

11 Mar / 13.30 / Track 1

Amy Null

Software engineer + open source <3

Don't try this at home: Rethinking infrastructure with Elixir

10 Mar / 12.00 / Track 2

Bjarne Däcker

Former manager of the Computer Science Laboratory at Ericsson

Concurrency before Erlang

11 Mar / 09.55 / Track 1

#Concurrency & parallelism

José Valim

Creator of the Elixir Programming Language, Chief Adoption Officer at Dashbit

Fireside chat on Machine Learning in Elixir and the BEAM with José Valim and moderated by Bruce Tate

11 Mar / 09.05 / Track 1

Ask me anything about Elixir

11 Mar / 09.55 / Track 2

Jessica Kerr

Symmathecist, in the medium of code

Fireside chat on Addressing Escalating Risks in our Code Base with Jessica Kerr and Chelsea Troy

10 Mar / 11.10 / Track 3

Raúl Chouza

Elixir Programmer at Erlang Solutions

Contract Programming with Elixir

11 Mar / 12.40 / Track 2

John Hughes

Co-Designer Of Haskell And QuickCheck

Fireside chat on Property Based Testing with John Hughes and Fred Hebert

11 Mar / 09.55 / Track 3

Sundi Myint

Elixir Wizards Podcast Co-Host, developer @ SmartLogic

Fireside chat on Adopting Elixir with Sundi Myint and Ben Marx

11 Mar / 12.40 / Track 3

Bruce Tate

Author, editor, founder of grox.io

Fireside chat on Live view with Bruce Tate and Sophie DeBenedetto

10 Mar / 12.00 / Track 3

Fireside chat on Machine Learning in Elixir and the BEAM with José Valim and moderated by Bruce Tate

11 Mar / 09.05 / Track 1

Melvin Cedeno

Developer, SmartLogic

Teaching Functional Programming With Elixir

11 Mar / 11.50 / Track 2

Sophie DeBenedetto

Senior Engineer at Github and Co-author of Programming Phoenix LiveView

Fireside chat on Live view with Bruce Tate and Sophie DeBenedetto

10 Mar / 12.00 / Track 3

Robert Virding

Co-creator of Erlang, Trainer

Fireside chat on LFE with Robert Virding and Duncan McGreggor

11 Mar / 11.50 / Track 3

Duncan McGreggor

Lisper, Erlanger, and LFE core contributor

Sound on BEAM: Music in the Land of Distributed Lisp

10 Mar / 12.00 / Track 1

Fireside chat on LFE with Robert Virding and Duncan McGreggor

11 Mar / 11.50 / Track 3

Nelson Vides

Self-taught programmer and core developer of MongooseIM

SCRAM: Challenging your authentication in the BEAM

10 Mar / 11.10 / Track 2

Nicholas Adams

Director of global support operations at T.I Tokyo

How not to fail at distributed systems with examples from Riak

11 Mar / 12.40 / Track 1

Eric Saxby

Senior software engineer at Geometer LLC

Using Elixir to fight Covid-19

10 Mar / 11.10 / Track 1

Boyd Multerer

Creator of Scenic and lead engineering for Xbox Live, XNA

The Kry10 Operating System: Security and the BEAM

11 Mar / 11.50 / Track 1

Alex Koutmos

Author of the PromEx library and the Twitter Elixir Tip series

BEAM + Prometheus + Grafana = Observability Heaven

12 Mar / 11.05 / Track 2

Ayanda Dube

Principal Engineer and RabbitMQ Contributor

Ask me anything about RabbitMQ

12 Mar / 10.15 / Track 1

John Samuel

Head of RabbitMQ & London Projects @ Erlang Solutions

Ask me anything about RabbitMQ

12 Mar / 10.15 / Track 1

Parker Selbert

Elixir Enthusiast, Author of Oban, Partner @ Soren

The Architecture of Oban

12 Mar / 11.05 / Track 1

Karl Nilsson

Karl wrestles distributed rabbits for a living

Ask me anything about RabbitMQ

12 Mar / 10.15 / Track 1

Łukasz Niemier

Elixir/Erlang Developer

Who supervises supervisors?

12 Mar / 11.05 / Track 3

Steven Nunez

Senior Software Engineer @ GitHub; Teacher

What Other Languages Can Learn From BEAM: A Ruby Case Study

12 Mar / 11.55 / Track 1

Fred Hebert

Erlang, Tools, and Systems (Postmates)

Fireside chat on Property Based Testing with John Hughes and Fred Hebert

11 Mar / 09.55 / Track 3

Kenneth Lundin

Head of the Erlang/OTP Team at Ericsson

Ask me anything about OTP

10 Mar / 10.20 / Track 1

Lukas Larsson

Erlang VM core committer

Ask me anything about OTP

10 Mar / 10.20 / Track 1

Ben Marx

VP of engineering at Subspace

Fireside chat on Adopting Elixir with Sundi Myint and Ben Marx

11 Mar / 12.40 / Track 3

Eric Meadows-Jönsson

Elixir team member, creator of Hex and Ecto

Ask me anything about Elixir

11 Mar / 09.55 / Track 2

Aleksei Magusev

Tea advocate, engineer, Elixir Core team member

Ask me anything about Elixir

11 Mar / 09.55 / Track 2

Frank Hunleth

Nerves co-author

Fireside chat on Nerves with Frank Hunleth, Justin Schneck and Amos King

12 Mar / 11.55 / Track 2

Justin Schneck

Co-Author of Nerves

Fireside chat on Nerves with Frank Hunleth, Justin Schneck and Amos King

12 Mar / 11.55 / Track 2

Andrea Leopardi

Elixir core team member, developer advocate, engineer at Apple

Ask Me Anything on OTP

12 Mar / 10.15 / Track 2

Francesco Cesarini

Co-author of Designing for scalability with Erlang/OTP

Ask Me Anything on OTP

12 Mar / 10.15 / Track 2

Schedule in Pacific Standard Time (PST)

Shipping Greenfield Elixir in a Legacy World

Tutorial/

Sophie DeBenedetto,
Steven Nunez

Time/

09 Mar 2021
09:00 - 17:00

Erlang for Beginners

Training/

Robert Virding

Time/

02-04 Mar 2021
09:15 - 14:45

Schedule

Day 1 - 10 Mar 2021

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
09.00 - 09.10	Welcome - timing in Pacific Time Zone
09.10 - 10.10	Chelsea Troy Keynote: Track 1 What Counts as a Programming Language? Intermediate
10.20 - 11.00	Kenneth Lundin and Lukas Larsson Track 1 Ask me anything about OTP Beginner
11.10 - 11.50	Eric Saxby Track 1 Using Elixir to fight Covid-19	Nelson Vides Track 2 SCRAM: Challenging your authentication in the BEAM	Jessica Kerr and Chelsea Troy Track 3 Fireside chat on Addressing Escalating Risks in our Code Base with Jessica Kerr and Chelsea Troy
12.00 - 12.40	Duncan McGreggor Track 1 Sound on BEAM: Music in the Land of Distributed Lisp Intermediate	Amy Null Track 2 Don't try this at home: Rethinking infrastructure with Elixir	Bruce Tate and Sophie DeBenedetto Track 3 Fireside chat on Live view with Bruce Tate and Sophie DeBenedetto
12.40 - 13.10	Coffee Break
13.10 - 13.50	Randall Thomas Keynote: Track 1 Forum over Functions
13.50 - 14.50	Birds of a Feather

Day 2 - 11 Mar 2021

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
09.00 - 09.05	Opening notes
09.05 - 09.45	José Valim and Bruce Tate Track 1 Fireside chat on Machine Learning in Elixir and the BEAM with José Valim and moderated by Bruce Tate
09.55 - 10.35	Bjarne Däcker Track 1 Concurrency before Erlang Intermediate #Concurrency & parallelism	Eric Meadows-Jönsson , Aleksei Magusev and José Valim Track 2 Ask me anything about Elixir	John Hughes and Fred Hebert Track 3 Fireside chat on Property Based Testing with John Hughes and Fred Hebert
10.45 - 11.25	Jane Walerud , Rob Mee , William King and Alistair Woodman Keynote: Track 1 Panel Discussion around Startups, Venture Capital in the Erlang Ecosystem
11.25 - 11.50	Coffee Break
11.50 - 12.30	Boyd Multerer Track 1 The Kry10 Operating System: Security and the BEAM	Melvin Cedeno Track 2 Teaching Functional Programming With Elixir Beginner	Duncan McGreggor and Robert Virding Track 3 Fireside chat on LFE with Robert Virding and Duncan McGreggor
12.40 - 13.20	Nicholas Adams Track 1 How not to fail at distributed systems with examples from Riak	Raúl Chouza Track 2 Contract Programming with Elixir	Sundi Myint and Ben Marx Track 3 Fireside chat on Adopting Elixir with Sundi Myint and Ben Marx
13.30 - 14.10	Peer Stritzinger and Erlang Ecosystem Foundation Keynote: Track 1 EEF - looking back at 2020 and forward at 2021
14.10 - 15.10	Birds of a Feather

Day 3 - 12 Mar 2021

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
09.00 - 09.05	Opening notes
09.05 - 10.05	Bjarne Däcker , Mike Williams , Robert Virding and Garrett Smith Keynote: Track 1 History and philosophy of Erlang with its creators Beginner
10.15 - 10.55	Karl Nilsson , Ayanda Dube and John Samuel Track 1 Ask me anything about RabbitMQ	Francesco Cesarini and Andrea Leopardi Track 2 Ask Me Anything on OTP
11.05 - 11.45	Parker Selbert Track 1 The Architecture of Oban	Alex Koutmos Track 2 BEAM + Prometheus + Grafana = Observability Heaven	Łukasz Niemier Track 3 Who supervises supervisors?
11.55 - 12.35	Steven Nunez Track 1 What Other Languages Can Learn From BEAM: A Ruby Case Study	Frank Hunleth , Amos King and Justin Schneck Track 2 Fireside chat on Nerves with Frank Hunleth, Justin Schneck and Amos King
12.35 - 13.00	Coffee Break
13.00 - 13.40	Amos King , Chris Keathley and Anna Neyzberg Keynote: Track 1 Wild Wild West
13.40 - 13.55	Closing notes
14.00 - 14.30	Afterparty - time to mingle!

Programme Committee

Miriam Pena

Voted one of the women to watch in tech by Women 2.0

Fred Hebert

Erlang, Tools, and Systems (Postmates)

Anna Neyzberg

Co-founder of ElixirBridge

Ben Marx

Distributed Applications Tech Lead @ Subspace

Garrett Smith

Founder Guild AI, deep learning engineer and teacher

Sophie DeBenedetto

Senior Engineer at Github and Co-author of Programming Phoenix LiveView

Francesco Cesarini

Co-author of Designing for scalability with Erlang/OTP

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

We are always looking to improve diversity at our conferences. To help achieve this, we are providing free diversity places to under-represented groups in tech. Applications close on 25 February 2021.

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