Elixir OTP Design Lessons from Hardware Hosted by Bruce Tate | Erlang Solutions Webinar
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Writing specialized Elixir programs starts always with writing great Elixir whether you are building a web application, moving data, or going back to Erlang's roots to work with hardware. In this session, Bruce Tate talks about how to build a binary clock, and how very little of that problem is related to Nerves.
Along the way, he demonstrates how to think about abstractions including the constructor-reducer-converter strategy, and the software layers introduced in Designing Elixir Systems with OTP.
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Bruce Tate - Bruce Tate is a kayaker, climber, programmer and father of two from Chattanooga, Tennessee. A serial entrepreneur, he has helped start three companies, and most recently served as CTO for icanmakeitbetter. The author of more than a dozen books is active in the Elixir community as a speaker, author, editor and conference organizer. Twitter: / redrapids and / groxiolearning you can learn more about Groxio and the courses he runs there at https://grox.io/
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