Posts Tagged ‘erlang’
Requirements, a true story.
During my summer internship at Erlang Training and Consulting Ltd I’m co-developing a tool for tracing, debugging and checking correctness of large distributed system. The tool, which hasn’t got a name yet, is built on another application part of the Erlang/OTP called Inviso. The task itself is part of a large research project called ProTest [...]
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Tags: documentation, erlang, learning, productivity, requirements, true-story
Ready, set and go!
Ready!
My hungarian room mate is usually eating breakfast after me. For some reason I’m always first to use the shower, which of course is the fastest way to get me from Ready to Go! Cereals, there’s raisin in there too, some dried fruit mix I suppose. Downs a glass of orange juice and forget it [...]
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Tags: erlang, internship, london, summer, work
Last day of Erlang Factory
Even though every newspaper in every stand featured Michael Jackson’s death on the frontpages Magnus and I were more excited than ever. The second day of Erlang Factory were two hosts a new round of many exciting talks and it all began with the two keynotes: one by Simon Peyton-Jones and another by Kenneth Lundin.
Haskell [...]
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Tags: erlang, learning, presentation, review
Wrapping Up Erlang Factory Day 1
It’s been an intense day. There were so much interesting talks that summarizing them would be s feat. There were those that were in a fairly familiar domain but were so dense that one could not possibly digest the content and come up with a question in time for QA.
Other talks opened your eyes for [...]
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Tags: erlang, erlounge, presentation, rabbitmq, tidier
First day at Erlang Factory with two interesting keynotes, two talks and a lunch has already passed. Time flies! Here’s a recap of the two keynotes.
Keynote 1: Joe Armstrong
Instead of talking about the greatness of Erlang, Joe gave an enlightening and engaging talk about what is wrong in Erlang. As Joe is one of the [...]
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Tags: erlang, future, keynote, talks
Ready for Erlang Factory
Magnus, a classmate of mine, and me just arrived safely to the YHA* youth hostel in London. It is situated close to Great Portland Street, which we in turn hope is not that far from the Old Sessions House. What’s taking place there you wonder? Erlang Factory!
If you haven’t heard about Erlang before, I don’t [...]
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Tags: dream, erlang, programming
