This podcast was recorded live on stage at EUC 2014 so it has a somewhat different feel to it
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Live at EUC with Robert Virding on Erlog
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Robert and I talk about Erlog while sitting together at EUC in Stockholm. What the future holds for this project and what we want to do with it.
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Live at EUC2014 With Stuart Whitfield of Erlang Solutions
Just a note, I recorded a number of short interviews at Erlang User Conference 2014. I will be putting them into the feed over the next few weeks
We spoke with Stuart Whitfield CEO of Erlang Solutions about how to grow Erlang and other topics
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Live at EUC2014 With Paul Butcher
Just a note, I recorded a number of short interviews at Erlang User Conference 2014. I will be putting them into the feed over the next few weeks
We spoke with Paul Butcher, Author of Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks, at EUC about concurrency and how we deal with it as well as other fun things.
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038 Prolog
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Any sufficiently complicated rules engine contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of prolog
We talk about prolog with Jan who created SWI Prolog and Robert Virding, who used Prolog to help create Erlang. About why prolog is interesting and how best to use it in general and with other systems.
Panel
- Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
- Robert Virding (@rvirding)
- Jan Wielemaker (SWI Prolog)
- Tee (Erlang Solutions)
- Robby Rachke (@rtraschke)
Annoucments
Prolog Versions
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037 Parellel Universe With Ron Pressler
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Panel
- Ron Presler (@puniverseco)
- Fred Hebert (@monocqc)
- Kevin Hamond (@khstandrews)
- Zachary Kessin (@zkessin)
Confrences
Links
Picks
- Rust By Example (Fred)
- Lock Free Programming (Kevin)
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036 Quickcheck with John Huges
John Hughes joins us to talk about quickcheck and the how property based testing works. We cover various aspects of PBD, including sizing and shrinking tests, as well as doing TDD with quickcheck.
Annoucments
Notes
To use quickcheck mini with rebar just copy quickcheck mini to the erlang lib directory
