
February 9, 2013 / Washington, DC
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A whirlwind tour of the Erlang language. This session will be based loosely on Chapter 2 from Erlang and OTP in Action. This tour will serve to teach Erlang to any very astute developers that don’t know it yet and be a nice refresher for those that already know it to some degree. Even advanced users should be able to take some new information on the Erlang language itself out of this session.
In order to get the most out of the bootcamp, you should have a good grasp of another programming language. This will be a hands on tutorial. You will need a laptop with Erlang installed and your favorite editor. Instructions are here.
Eric is a veteran entrepreneur, author and public speaker. He is an expert in the architecture, development and deployment of large-scale distributed systems on heterogeneous hardware, and the languages and platforms required to support them. His experience spans from vertical scaled manufacturing and billing systems on IBM Mainframe and midrange hardware for companies like Sysco, Inc, to distributed build systems and massive fleet deployment tools on large fleets of beige boxes for companies like Amazon.com, and high-frequency trading and financial exchange systems on custom hardware for leading private brokerages. Eric is also co-author of the popular book “Erlang and OTP in Action”.