#Code BEAM SF 2019

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Data pipelines à la mode /// Tom Hall

Microservices with Elixir /// Rodrigo Nonose

The art of the BEAM: How to replace the JVM and not get fired /// Andrei Soroker

OTP behaviours and how to behave around them /// Brujo Benavides

Building a highly scalable service that survived a Super Bowl /// Keith Elder

Erlang Distribution via UDP combined with Ethernet TSN /// Peer Stritzinger

Using Distillery: understanding OTP releases /// Ken Cross

How WhatsApp moved 1.5B users across data centers /// Igors Istocniks

Create a decentralized database with ExAbci and Tendermint /// Tian Chen

Building a credit card issuer with Elixir /// Jonathan Lima

The evolution of a language /// Andrea Leopardi

Monitoring environment stability with Erlang /// Jay Nelson

Properties for all

Article by Code Sync Team

In this talk, we'll go over property testing and model checking. Using a simple cache library as an example, and the propcheck library to briefly cover the uses of property checking and when to use them versus model checking.

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Applied AI research with StarCraft, Torch and the BEAM /// Barbara Chassoul and Jean Chassoul

Update: Elixir core dev team - March 2019 /// James Fish

Erlang logging for the 21st OTP /// Andrew Thompson

Chemanalysis: Dialyzing Elixir /// Sean Cribbs

Pretty state machine /// Jeff Smith

FIPS 140-2 in BEAM apps /// Drew Varner

Fantastic Voyage III: Destination BEAM /// Brian Troutwine

Server-side network protocol /// Marc Sugiyama

Process signals in OTP 21 /// Lukas Larsson

Go vs Elixir: A concurrency comparison /// Anna Neyzberg and Hannah Howard

ZenMonitor: Scaling Distributed Monitoring at Discord /// Matthew Nowack

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