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"In this blog, we’ll look at some of the key considerations for an Instant Messaging service as well as the must-have features of the modern chat application and how MongooseIM 4.0 stacks up to deliver what you need..."
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Zapraszamy do nowej edycji szkoły Erlanga!
Meetings will be on Wednesdays (28.10, 4.11, 18.11, 25.11 )
The School will be held online as a webinar
To join complete the form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfzSN1CoN3j_6SCmq3KZ3N13uDbmbizcRi8bkYpghaAmWNmQg/viewform
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"When most people think of Erlang, they think of enormous business platforms handling high volumes of concurrent users. That’s often accurate, but we wanted to show off a less conventional but fun project that you can do in Erlang. Sam Aaron’s Sonic Pi is a wonderful code-based music creation and performance tool. It’s a brilliant innovation that makes use of Erlang, and it could be a big part of the future of music..."
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"Before working in IT, you might think that being proactive is better than being reactive, that defending against failure, planning for all possible cases is the smart way to go. The more you observe nature, Erlang or self-organizing teams, the more certain you will be that that’s wrong. Evolution is smarter than revolution or any sort of planning, it’s more mature, natural, it allows order to emerge painlessly..."
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When talking about servers, this question is asked over and over again, and, MongooseIM is no exception. How does it scale? It scales well, this we know. We’ve done a lot of load tests in various environments, we’ve set up multiple production clusters, some of them handling a substantial load. But, more specifically, how does it scale?
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Nowy blog post Michała Piotrowskiego dla osób zainteresowanych tematami takimi jak Instant Messaging, XMPP i Erlangowy server MongooseIM.
Polecamy!
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Join Robert Virding, co-creator of Erlang, Francesco Cesarini, O’Reilly Author and founder of Erlang Solutions, and Michal Slaski, Erlang Developer with 15-years experience and co-creator of Lambda Days. Together they will discuss why BEAM-based technologies match perfectly to the requirements of modern digital infrastructure, and why knowing and understanding these languages, and their principals is such a huge advantage to any developer.
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Zapraszamy do udziału w nowej Szkole Elixira!
TL;DR
The School will be held online
First meeting will be on Thursday, May 7 2020, starting at 15:30
To join complete this form, chosen candidates will receive invitations by May 4 2020
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Every year we choose a topic around which we practice functional programming. The recent release of Phoenix v1.5, which got LiveView integration, inspired us to build a useful application with it. In our everyday work we often use a Planning Poker technique for estimating effort and size of our development tasks. A reliable tool for estimating, which can be used simultaneously by all team members, would be much appreciated, so let’s try!
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28 kwietnia jeden z naszych ulubionych krakowskich użytkowników Erlanga i Elixira poprowadzi tutorial wprowadzający do BEAM. Polecamy!
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29th of April at 5:30pm GMT
"The chat feature is often used as an example in tutorials to show programmers how to build an instant messaging feature in any programming language. As a result, you’d be forgiven for thinking that it was a simple thing to do, all you need is a way to send a message from one user to another. Register Now
Yes, I would like to receive email communications from Erlang Solutions.
But is it really that simple? What makes a messaging solution valuable? There is a big difference between a basic chat functionality to a good instant messaging solution that is reliable and adds value."
Register HERE
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Devon Estes - Comparing common concurrency patterns in Elixir and Erlang
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Kacper Mentel, Ludwik Bukowski - Elixir vs Scala
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Zapraszamy do darmowej rejestracji.
25.03; 17:30 GMT, 18:30 CET, 13:30 ET.
3 key takeaways
Elixir is a great fit for many problems in public transit.
Elixir and Phoenix help us build performant, stable real-time apps while keeping our application code relatively straightforward.
It's worth the learning curve for new engineers, even for those coming from backgrounds in Ruby/Python/C#.
Learn more
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Zapraszamy na nowy meetup z Dominikiem Stanaszkiem!
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Zapraszamy na nową odsłonę darmowego szkolenia języka Erlang.
TL;DR:
4 Wednesdays, starting from the 18th of March (last meeting date to be discussed)
To join complete a form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc93KEequBml-j5FBZqYuk9_QIgL6FoFhcll8c4qYnvl5F8eQ/closedform
Chosen candidates will receive invitations by 13.03
Your own laptop with Linux or MacOS is required (if you use Windows, please set up a virtual machine with Linux)
Erlang (21.3 or newer if possible), rebar3, git (in case of troubles I'll be sending some tutorials about setting up these)
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Zapraszamy do udziału w darmowych warsztatach!
About Rob:
Rob Martin is a functional programmer and teacher, architect, co-creator of puppylang, and technical leader in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. He's focused heavily on gender diversity in tech and teaches a workshop called "An Ounce of Elixir" designed for women and non-binary people who have not yet worked as a software developer. He's currently working on a similar workshop for increasing representation of Deaf developers, which he'll teach in American Sign Language, and wants to hear about your experience working with (or being!) a Deaf developer.
Fun with Elixir, Automata, and Zombies
Free of charge - number of attendees is limited, please register through Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lambda-academy-2020-tickets-86548748637
Duration: around 4 hours
15.02.2020, 12:00 - 16:00
Room: 3.27b
Trainer - Rob Martin
It's been my honor to introduce hundreds of people to functional programming and to Elixir. One of the fun ways I've been able to do that is using Conway's Game of Life - a zero player cellular automata game (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life) - but with Zombies instead of cells. With only mix new, algebraic data types, and pure functions, we will raise the dead!
This workshop is ideal for people who:
have some experience with functional programming but want to see how it's done in Elixir - OR -
have been learning Elixir and want to understand functional programming better - OR -
have quite a bit of programming experience but want to see how this is done with functional programming and Elixir.
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