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Why is ethics in tech now more important than ever?

The consideration of ethics within tech has grown in importance over the last few years and how these are resolved will have real and direct consequences on real people’s lives, not just in the immediate future but for a long time to come.

Article by Maxim Fedorov

A growing user population beyond 1.7B, whilst simultaneously adding new capabilities, does not leave much chance to keep the server footprint as small as it used to be.

The need for developers to manage high-traffic systems means that adding Elixir to their programming stack makes sense. Elixir compiles to Erlang and inherits all of its advantages, for example performance, stability, concurrency, scalability and fault-tolerance.

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Scaling Erlang cluster to 10,000 nodes /// Maxim Fedorov

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Day 18: Settlers of The North Pole - Advent of Code 2018

Article by Stavros Aronis

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 18 challenge in Erlang! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Stavros Aronis

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 14 challenge in Erlang! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Stavros Aronis

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 13 challenge in Erlang! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Stavros Aronis

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 12 challenge in Erlang! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Simon Escobar Benitez

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 11 challenge in Elixir! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Simon Escobar Benitez

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 10 challenge in Elixir! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Stavros Aronis

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 9 challenge in Erlang! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Stavros Aronis

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 8 challenge in Erlang! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Simon Escobar Benitez

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 7 challenge in Elixir! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Simon Escobar Benitez

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 6 challenge in Elixir! Parts one and two are as follows:

Article by Simon Escobar Benitez

I did the Advent of Code 2018 day 5 challenge in Elixir! Parts one and two are as follows:

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Global scale messaging - MongooseIM - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Konrad Zemek

Global scale messaging - MongooseIM - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Piotr Nosek

Optimising for the BEAM - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Michal Muskala

Implementing Languages on the BEAM - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Robert Virding

The Robots are Coming: Failure is not an Option! - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Kevin Hammond

Expressive Power on the BEAM - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Joseph Yiasemides

Getting to the BEAM, without going through Erlang - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Kofi Gumbs

Clojure on the BEAM - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Juan Facorro

What are poll sets and why they matter - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Péter Gömöri

Opencensus - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Iliia Khaprov

Erlang in the sky with diamonds - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Torben Hoffmann

Making It Lazy: never evaluate anything more than once - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Simon Thompson

How Cisco is using Erlang for intent-based networking - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Johan Bevemyr

Prototyping with new OTP 21 API - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Adam Lindberg

Prototyping with new OTP 21 API - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Peer Stritzinger

APRS-IS servers on the BEAM - amateur radio - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Kenji Rikitake

News from the OTP team - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Kenneth Lundin

ForgETS: a globally distributed database - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Mikhail Vorontsov

A genealogy of Functional Programming - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Osa Gaius

Boosting Erlang superpowers at WhatsApp - Code BEAM STO 2018 /// Anton Lavrik

Unreachable Code: A Conversation about Safety and Human Factors - Code BEAM SF /// Jessica DeVita

Implementing Languages on the BEAM - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Robert Virding

Implementing Languages on the BEAM - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Mariano Guerra

Designing Rich API Clients at Scale - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Jeff Ching

Gently Down the Stream - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Geoffrey Lessel

Testing Tools for the Erlang Ecosystem - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Kostis Sagonas

Release, Deploy, Monitor and Upgrade Elixir Services in Real World - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Tian Chen

Getting to Know Your Rabbit - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Brett Cameron

Understanding Erlang Term - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Boshan Sun

Quaff that potion saving $millions - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Mike Watters

Mixing in Elixir to Build Search - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Adrian Cruz

Making It Lazy Never Evaluate Anything More Than Once - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Simon Thompson

Trusted Autonomy - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Ben Marx

Erlang In Action: Creating Scalable Edge Based Iot Solution - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Murali Kashaboina

A GraphQL-on-Elixir Primer - Code Beam SF 2018 /// Bruce Williams

Releases and Elixir: Envisioning a more perfect union - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Paul Schoenfelder

Spells, Hexes, and Charms Running your Own Private Package Service - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Mark Allen

Arduino, Elixir And Nerves: A Deep Dive Into... - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Christopher Coté

Fighting Authoritarianism With Blockchain And Blockweaves - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Sam Williams

A Tour Through the Distributed System Zoo - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Mariano Guerra

Wide World of Actors - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Scott Lystig Fritchie

Bridging The Physical and Blockchain World With Erlang - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Andrew Thompson

wxErlang & Faithful Representation - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Robert Carbone

Crypto + Concurrency - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Anna Neyzberg

High Performance Metrics Through Mutable Counters - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Irina Guberman

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Unexpected - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Fred Hebert

Aeternity: Scalable Smart Contracts - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Erik Stenman

Is Security on Your Nerves - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Paul Rogers

CQRS and Event Sourcing - Code Beam SF 2018 /// Bernardo Amorim

Hype For Types - Code Beam SF 2018 /// Emma Cunningham

Intro to Machine Learning - Code Beam SF 2018 /// Jesse J. Anderson

Let it Be Hacked - Code Beam SF 2018 /// Duncan Sparrell

The Magic Behind Immutable Maps - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Jean Rouge

Learning Elixir Better through Collaboration and Giving Back - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Mohnish Jadwani

Metaprogramming - Programs that Write Programs - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Jay Hayes

Introducing Wrek; A Library For Executing Dependency Graphs - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Richard Kallos

Opaque Structures and Other Yerbas - Code BEAM SF2018 /// Brujo Benavides

Next Generation SCADA - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Brett Cameron

Next Generation SCADA - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// David Brinnen

Building and Integrating A Data Platform - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Benoit Chesneau

Why Elixir Matters: A Genealogy of Functional Programming - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Osa Gaius

From Cloud to Edge Networks - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Sébastien Merle

Packaging for Production - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Anthony Molinaro

gen_statem - The Tool You Never Knew You Always Wanted - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Raimo Niskanen

Quantum Computing Exposed -Schrödinger's Grumpy Cat - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// James Weaver

LPWAN and Cellular IoT Explained - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Bryan Hughes

Update Elixir Core Dev Team - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// James Fish

A Reflection on Building the WhatsApp Server - Code BEAM 2018 /// Anton Lavrik

Update OTP Team - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Raimo Niskanen

Keynote: Unsung Heroes of the BEAM - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Miriam Pena

Keynote: The Forgotten Ideas in Computer Science - Code BEAM SF 2018 /// Joe Armstrong

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Scaling Erlang cluster to 10,000 nodes /// Maxim Fedorov