podcast – Mostly Erlang

podcast – Mostly Erlang

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    Zach, Bruce, and Kevin discuss Kevin’s new book. Panel Bruce Tate (@redrapids) Kevin Hammond (@khstandrews) Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
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  • 054 Packages
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    Zach, Fred, and Jose answer questions live!  You’ll hear at the start that we erroneously welcomed you to Podcast #53, but rest assured this is in fact #54.  Here’s the link to the video.  http://mostlyerlang.com/2015/01/05/package-mangement-live/

    Panel
    • Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
    • Fred Hebert (@mononcqc)
    • Jose Valim (@josevalim)
    • Bruce Yinge (@brucify)
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      Zach, Fred, and Jose answer questions live!  You’ll hear at the start that we erroneously welcomed you to Podcast #53, but rest assured this is in fact #54.  Here’s the link to the video.  http://mostlyerlang.com/2015/01/05/package-mangement-live/ Panel Zachary Kessin (@zkessin) Fred Hebert (@mononcqc) Jose Valim (@josevalim) Bruce Yinge (@brucify)
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    • 053 Elixir Tools and Testing for Erlang
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      The meta programming of Elixir makes for some very powerful testing tools for testing systems, Bruce Tate joins us to talk about what they are doing and how we can learn from it.
      Note this episode was recorded in Dec of last year
      Panel
      • Bruce Tate (@redrapids)
      • Eric Meadows-Jonsson (@emjii)
      • Kevin Hammond (@khstandrews)
      • Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
      • Fred Hebert (@mononcqc)
        • Confrences
        • Lambda Days
        • Elixir Conf Europe
        • Erlang Factory SF
        • Erlang User Conference
          • Links
          • ShouldI
          • Blacksmith
            • Picks
            • FartScroll
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            • 053 Elixir Tools and Testing for Erlang
              Download Link: https://mostlyerlang.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/053_tools.mp3 The meta programming of Elixir makes for some very powerful testing tools for testing systems, Bruce Tate joins us to talk about what they are doing and how we can learn from it. Note this episode was recorded in Dec of last year Panel Bruce Tate (@redrapids) Eric Meadows-Jonsson (@emjii) Kevin Hammond […]
              42 min
            • 052 – Erlang in Anger
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              Ever have a system go strange on you, or fall down under load? Erlang has some amazing tools to try and debug these cases. Regular panelist Fred joins us to talk about his new book “Erlang in Anger” and his recon library. With these you will be in good shape to debug a system in production without breaking it more.

              Panel
              • Fred Hebert (@mononcqc)
              • Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
                • Conferences
                • Lambda Days
                • Erlang Factory SF
                • Erlang User Conference
                • JavaScript Remote Conference
                  • Links
                  • Erlang in Anger
                  • Recon library
                  • Michael Nyguard’s talk
                  • RedBug
                  • folsom
                  • Exometer
                  • Paamaim Nikudaim
                  • Poisson Distrution
                  • Snapchat article
                  • Bus Factor
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                  • 052 – Erlang in Anger
                    Ever have a system go strange on you, or fall down under load? Erlang has some amazing tools to try and debug these cases. Regular panelist Fred joins us to talk about his new book “Erlang in Anger” and his recon library. With these you will be in good shape to debug a system in […]
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                    Erlang comes with its own datastores ETS and Mnesia. These store Erlang terms directly so you don’t have to map your data into SQL types. They can also be used to create databases in Memory or on disk or both, this can lead to blindingly fast distrubted systems

                    We speak to Claus about how Mnesia was created and why. We also talk about when it is a good fit to use Mnesia for data storage and when it would not be.

                    If you are considering what data storage engine to use for your next project listen to this first.

                    Panel
                    • Fred Hebert (@mononcqc)
                    • Claus “Klake” Wikstrom (@klacke)
                    • Bryan Hunter (@bryan_hunter)
                    • Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
                      • Confrences
                      • Lambda Days
                      • Erlang Factory SF
                      • Erlang User Conference
                      • Javascript Remote Confrence
                        • Links
                        • ETS – Erlang term Storage
                        • Mnesia
                        • Ecto
                          • Picks
                          • QLC (Fred)
                          • Mnesia and Schema Updates (Bryan)
                          • Awsome Elixir
                          • Planet Erlang
                          • Functional Geekery
                          • Standing Desk
                          • Flow
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                          • 050 miniKanren With William Byrd

                            We apologize, this episode got messed up, so here is a fixed version

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                            A programming language that doesn’t change the way you think about programming isn’t worth learning — Alan Kay

                            MiniKanren is a relational programming language that has been used for both research and in industry. Find out how it was created and how it can be used to to do useful work in your programs.

                            Panel
                            • William Byrd (@webyrd)
                            • Robert Virding (@rvirding)
                            • Kevin Hammond (@khstandrews)
                            • Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
                              • Confrences
                              • Erlang Factory Light Berlin
                              • Lambda Days
                              • Erlang Factory SF
                              • Erlang User Conference
                                • Links
                                • The Reasoned Schemer
                                • miniKanren
                                • core.logic
                                • ExKanren
                                • ErlKanren
                                • erlog
                                • 7 More Languages in 7 Weeks
                                • Prolog Episode of Mostly Erlang
                                • Curry-Howard Isomerism
                                • The Type Theory Podcast
                                • Will’s PhD Dissertation
                                  • Language Picks
                                  • Language with Come From & While Don’t (Kevin)
                                  • Concurrency and Parallelism (Robert)
                                  • Forth & Factor (Will)
                                  • Term Re-writing Systems (Will)
                                  • PLT-Redex
                                  • http://r-project.org R (Zach)
                                  • awk
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                                  • 049 Supervisors
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                                    Supervisors are all about creating solid guarantees of how the system will recover after a fault and how it will be setup. If Erlang supervisors have ever confused you, or if you want to understand how this feature makes erlang one of the most powerful tools for building distributed systems this is the episode for you

                                    Panel
                                    • Fred Hebert (@mononcqc)
                                    • Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
                                    • Irina Guberman (@irina_guberman)
                                    • Francesco Cesarini (@FrancescoC)
                                      • Conferences
                                      • Erlang Factory Light Berlin
                                      • Lambda Days
                                      • Erlang Factory SF
                                      • Erlang User Conference
                                        • Help Wanted
                                        • Erlang Central
                                          • Links
                                          • http://ferd.ca/it-s-about-the-guarantees.html
                                          • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_principle
                                          • http://ferd.ca/beating-the-cap-theorem-checklist.html CAP THEOREM IS FUN
                                          • http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2187821 on idempotence
                                            • Picks
                                            • TCP and heartbeats (Fred)
                                            • What can I only do in Erlang (Fred)
                                            • Idris (Francesco)
                                            • Agda (Francesco)

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                                            Erlang and sometimes other functional programming