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14 May 2012: Supporting ComputerAid through Pedal Power to Brussels

Erlang Solutions’ Steve Roberts will be embarking on a gruelling 3 day bike ride from London to Brussels to raise money for his chosen charity, ComputerAid International. ComputerAid take unwanted computers, refurbish them and give them to African non profit organisations such as schools and…

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10 May 2012: Erlang Embedded with Raspberry Pi Video Tutorials

Sweet things are better   shared, so we are pleased to announce our series of video tutorials on   Erlang Embedded with Raspberry Pi. With two videos already released,  popularity is growing by the minute. Follow us on Twitter to get regular updates, give Omer…

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10 May 2012:  Scalability of the Erlang VM and FreeBSD (reaching 2.5M+ concurrent connections/box)

They reduced the number of contentions in BEAM and tweaked OTP in order to improve its throughput.  Their suggestions for writing scalable Erlang programs include:  preferring os:timestamp to erlang:now and partitioning ets and mnesia tables in order to localise access to smaller number of processes.…

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Erlang Common Test Continuous Integration

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11 May 2012: Krakow Erlang User Group

Further Details Date : 11 May 2012 Time : 16:00 Location: Szpitalna 38/3a, Krakow Email Katarzyna.kraus@erlang-solutions.com to register   The Programme Rebar – building and converting a project The first part of the presentation describes the process of building a new project using Rebar -…

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You, Too, Can Be on the Cutting Edge of Functional Programming Research

In 1999 I earned $200 writing an essay titled Toward Programmer Interactivity: Writing Games in Modern Programming Languages. It was an early, optimistic exploration of writing commercial games in Haskell, ML, and Lisp. It was not a good article. It’s empty in the way that…

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The Most Important Decisions are Non-Technical

I occasionally get puzzled questions about a parenthetical remark I made in 2010: that I no longer program for a living. It’s true. I haven’t been a full-time programmer since 2003. The short version of these questions is “Why?” The longer version is “Wait, you’ve…

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Sinan Releases and Being Right

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ejabberd 2.1.11 bugfix release

ejabberd 2.1.11 has been released, and it contains several bug fixes, improvements and new features. The changes are: HTTP service Fix ejabberd_http:get_line Don’t use binary:match to extract lines from binaries Parse and encode https header names like native http parser does Parse correctly https request…

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Erlang Infrastructure Engineer, Silicon Valley / San Francisco Bay Area

• Experience with writing production-quality software in Erlang OTP, highly scalable & concurrent systems, a double plus!•  Ability to perform database development ( e.g., designing schemas, when to use stored procedures, understanding of ORM tools, etc.)• Proficiency in Linux• Experience building scalable web applications/services• Experience…

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» razorjack (Jack):

@medikoo Funny, it’s node.js that seems to be a toy to win benchmarks. Real world tools (Scala, Erlang, etc.) leave node.js far behind.

» apage43 (Aaron Miller):

RT @kotarak: Some people see a problem and think “I know, I’ll use Erlang!” Now they have a problem with a mailbox.

» sleeptillseven (Sleeptillseven ツ):

@sfalcon thanks to migrating from #Ruby to #Erlang ;)

» lucas1000001 (Matthew Lucas):

RT @kotarak: Some people see a problem and think “I know, I’ll use Erlang!” Now they have a problem with a mailbox.

» IORayne (Anthony Grimes):

RT @kotarak: Some people see a problem and think “I know, I’ll use Erlang!” Now they have a problem with a mailbox.

» kotarak (Meikel Brandmeyer):

Some people see a problem and think “I know, I’ll use Erlang!” Now they have a problem with a mailbox.

» JonJagger (Jon Jagger):

RT @ingvald: fun playing with erlang and haskell in cyberdojo tonight, while attending meetup on same. cc @JonJagger

» jwpye (James William Pye):

RT @etrepum: Erlang’s SSL implementation requires you to separate the server certificate (certfile) from its certificate chain (cacertfile) #erlang

» ingvald (Ingvald Skaug):

fun playing with erlang and haskell in cyberdojo tonight, while attending meetup on same. cc @JonJagger

» j2labs (James Dennis):

@nrdufour @refugeio @IbnFirnas Oh excellent! An Erlang project!

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