ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
# Episode 151 – Dave Thomas & Brian Mitchell
In this special episode of ElixirTalk we are joined by Dave Thomas and Brian Mitchell where we continue a discussion that
we had at EMPEX NYC this year as a fishbowl style format. If you haven’t yet seen the talk, you can do so here: https://youtu.be/pcbNT1iKebc –– probably best if you watch before listening, but you can also listen to this as a standalone episode.
This episode is long, but is packed with some great tidbits about Elixir and Erlang and we go into considerable depth about how applications work today as well as outlining a vision for the future.
## Key moments in the episode
- Dave lays out some of the key tenants of his argument about augmenting OTP to work better for a world that we’re in today
- Brian describes what OTP is and gives his thoughts on Dave’s initial thesis, questioning some of the static nature that Dave argues about OTP
- Dave lays out that what we’re doing in Elixir and Phoenix land is the OTP way (for better or for worse) and questions whether this is the best way to do things?
- We talk at length about configuration and how things work today in Elixir / Erlang. Brian does a great job of explaining the different tenants of configuration in OTP that exist and we dig into what a dynamic model might look like.
- We then talk about supervisors as they work in OTP and describe the concept of dynamic lifecycle management and a future vision of supervision that goes beyond just processes and extends into system observability.
- We discuss challenging conceived wisdom and why that helps move communities forward, looking at the interesting case of how Elixir inherits decisions from the Erlang community and how we might revisit some of those assumptions.
## Links for this show
- Dave and Brian’s discussion at EMPEX NYC: https://youtu.be/pcbNT1iKebc
- Dave Thomas on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pragdave
- Brian Mitchell on Twitter: https://twitter.com/strmpnk
- Partisan: https://github.com/lasp-lang/partisan
- Chris Meiklejohn’s talk on Partisan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrwhOkiifQ8
- ERLEF: https://erlef.org
In this special episode of ElixirTalk we are joined by Dave Thomas and Brian Mitchell where we continue a discussion that
we had at EMPEX NYC this year as a fishbowl style format. If you haven’t yet seen the talk, you can do so here: https://youtu.be/pcbNT1iKebc –– probably best if you watch before listening, but you can also listen to this as a standalone episode.
This episode is long, but is packed with some great tidbits about Elixir and Erlang and we go into considerable depth about how applications work today as well as outlining a vision for the future.
## Key moments in the episode
- Dave lays out some of the key tenants of his argument about augmenting OTP to work better for a world that we’re in today
- Brian describes what OTP is and gives his thoughts on Dave’s initial thesis, questioning some of the static nature that Dave argues about OTP
- Dave lays out that what we’re doing in Elixir and Phoenix land is the OTP way (for better or for worse) and questions whether this is the best way to do things?
- We talk at length about configuration and how things work today in Elixir / Erlang. Brian does a great job of explaining the different tenants of configuration in OTP that exist and we dig into what a dynamic model might look like.
- We then talk about supervisors as they work in OTP and describe the concept of dynamic lifecycle management and a future vision of supervision that goes beyond just processes and extends into system observability.
- We discuss challenging conceived wisdom and why that helps move communities forward, looking at the interesting case of how Elixir inherits decisions from the Erlang community and how we might revisit some of those assumptions.
## Links for this show
- Dave and Brian’s discussion at EMPEX NYC: https://youtu.be/pcbNT1iKebc
- Dave Thomas on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pragdave
- Brian Mitchell on Twitter: https://twitter.com/strmpnk
- Partisan: https://github.com/lasp-lang/partisan
- Chris Meiklejohn’s talk on Partisan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrwhOkiifQ8
- ERLEF: https://erlef.org
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** SHOW NOTES **
* http://crevalle.io
* https://empex.co/nyc
* https://twitter.com/sasajuric/status/1111987993529729025
* https://twitter.com/moomerman/status/1111711999963086849
* https://twitter.com/_zorbash/status/1112859727845904385
* https://dockyard.com/blog/2018/12/12/phoenix-liveview-intera…
Episode 150 - Clojerl with Juan Facorro
This week on the show we’re joined by Juan Facorro, an avid Erlang-er and creator of Clojerl, a Clojure port written in Erlang.
We give you an update about Elixir Training, and tell you a bit more about a potential bar / meetup we at EMPEX will be hosting d…
Episode 153 – The Dream stack with Rust & Elixir feat. Dave Lucia
We kick things off by hearing about the newly launched Elixir Training :tada: which y’all should check out if you’re looking to learn the language, or have friends who might.
In todays episode we’re joined by Dave Lucia, VP of E…
** SHOW NOTES**
- Martin Sumner: https://twitter.com/masleeds
- Riak: https://github.com/basho/riak
- Spine: https://digital.nhs.uk/services/spine
- Bet365 buys Basho assets: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/08/25/bet365_to_buy_basho_release_code/
- Martin's talk on Anti-Entropy: https://www.yout…
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