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The Elixir Community's premier conference for Elixir developers and enthusiasts from around the globe.
ElixirConf US, the seventh annual ElixirConf conference, is being taken to an online venue on September 3-4, 2020.
ElixirConf is a global and diverse community, brought together by a passion for Elixir.
The community's physical gathering for the previous six conferences has been the source of inspiration and community growth.
Now the emerging stages of COVID-19 lockdown in different countries, national travel restrictions, and quarantines, prevent us from meeting in person.
But we will not be stopped from sharing our Elixir experiences!
Join ElixirConf and the Elixir community for a respite from the world Sept. 1-4, for a spectacular Elixir event with the latest Elixir news and technology.
Don't miss it!
These are unprecedented times and we don't have all the answers, but here are the current plans.
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Registration is now open. Training class descriptions and ticket pricing is below.
Three training classes are offered this year at ElixirConf. Training on Tuesday and Wednesday for each class is available. Training classes are full-day and online. You can maximize your scheduling flexibility with each class being offered on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Chris Hildebrand and Alex Peachey
Class size limited to 30 attendees.
Sophie DeBenedetto and Steven Nuñez
Class size limited to 20 attendees.
Class size limited to 10 attendees.
Chris Hildebrand and Alex Peachey
Class size limited to 30 attendees.
Sophie DeBenedetto and Steven Nuñez
Class size limited to 20 attendees.
Class size limited to 10 attendees.
Tickets are now available at the Early Bird pricing!
Meet our Platinum+ Sponsors for 2020.
DockYard is a digital product agency offering custom software, mobile, and web application development consulting. We provide exceptional professional services in strategy, user experience, design, and full stack engineering to bring brilliant digital ideas into being for innovative brands such as Netflix, Zipcar, McGraw-Hill, Nasdaq, Harvard, Fidelity Investments, Constant Contact, CollegeVine,… and WNYC, as well as funded startups. DockYard helps organizations transform ambitious, complex ideas into fully deployed apps.
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DockYard’s integrated approach allows us to solve problems quickly with stability, maintainability, and scalability. Our firm is smart, experienced, and deeply knowledgeable about modern application UX, design, and architecture. On the bleeding edge of technology, DockYard often pioneers the field, and invests heavily in the open source community. We also offer testing and QA, project management, training, support, and staff augmentation. And with consultants nationwide, we've got staff in key markets across the United States.
PepsiCo eCommerce is a division of PepsiCo, the international food & beverage company with annual net revenue exceeding $64 billion and a portfolio of iconic brands that includes Frito-Lay, Gatorade, Pepsi-Cola, Quaker, and Tropicana. The eCommerce division includes software engineers, digital product managers, and user experience experts who are building impactful new digital capabilities to transform… how the company operates.
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We view Elixir – which is a core part of our software stack – as a nimble and reliable building block for powering critical business solutions.
PepsiCo eCommerce office locations include Silicon Valley, Manhattan, and Chicago.
Meet our Gold Sponsors for 2020.
SmartLogic is a Baltimore-based custom web and mobile software development shop. We’ve been bringing new projects to life since 2005 with progressive, best-of-breed technologies and methods including Elixir/Phoenix, React Native, and Ruby on Rails.… We work with funded startups to accelerate time to market, as well as established organizations to build software that improves or automates existing business processes. We’ve had Elixir projects in production since 2015, and our team regularly writes and presents on Elixir/Phoenix. We also run the Elixir Wizards podcast, currently in season four with a focus on System and Application Architecture.
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Mux is a powerful API to video and performance monitoring platform. POST a video; GET back a video URL that plays well on any device. Founded by video experts, including the creators of the biggest open-source video player (Video.js), Mux makes beautiful video possible for every development team.
Powerful, affordable Elixir logging. Logflare helps you stream, search, structure and dashboard your structured logs with our Elixir Logger backend. All the features you would expect from a logging service, but backed by BigQuery. Turn your structured logs into actionable insights. Alert with email, SMS, Slack and Discord. Gigalixir and Heroku compatible.
ElixirCasts is a growing collection of over 100 screencasts covering a wide range of Elixir and Phoenix topics. Each episode tackles a specific problem or explores a new library, demystifying it in a language that’s easy to understand. The episodes range from beginner-focused to more moderate and advanced topics.
Erlang Solutions is a tech consultancy that builds transformative, fault-tolerant solutions for the world’s most ambitious companies. By providing user-focused consultancy, high tech capabilities and connection to diverse communities, Erlang Solutions has built strong and long-lasting relationships with clients including … WhatsApp, Klarna, Motorola, PepsiCo, Cisco, Ericsson and Adidas Runtastics to name a few. We are passionate advocates of Elixir and proud co-organisers of ElixirConf EU.
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Mimiquate will help scale your team in the same way Elixir scales your apps: Fast and Secure! Great relationships and communication over code. Let's talk.
WyeWorks vision is to be a role-model organization that achieves extraordinary results, leading with a happiness-first mindset. We partner with companies to build software using Elixir, Ruby, and Javascript and provide Agile coaching. We invest in communities that have high standards for professionalism and inclusion and in technology we love.
Divvy is building the world’s most innovative spend and expense management platform for businesses. By combining corporate credit cards with best-in-class software, companies can say goodbye to overspending—for good.…
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Forward-thinking technology drives the Divvy platform. With real-time tracking, employees are empowered to spend when, where, and how they need.
Our customer-focused engineering teams are pushing out new updates and features every day, so there’s even more just around the corner!
Meet our Opportunity Grant Sponsors for 2020.
DNSimple, built by developers for developers, provides DNS hosting, domain registration and SSL certificates. Use our Elixir client to automate your domain management through our REST API. With unlimited records and queries, and powerful features like our one-click services, do more with your domain names. Start your free trial today.
Meet our Elixir Champion Sponsors for 2020.
The RealReal is leading the way in authenticated luxury consignment, online and in real life at our brick and mortar locations. Founded in 2011, our company is growing fast and fundamentally changing the way people buy and sell luxury goods -- a multi-billion dollar industry.… Our in-house experts inspect every item and our commitment to authenticity sets us apart, creating a foundation of trust with shoppers and consignors. The RealReal is also the first luxury member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s prestigious CE100 USA.
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We are seeking smart, talented and creative individuals who enjoy working in a fast-paced environment to help us reinvent the digital marketplace. Are you collaborative, dedicated to going the extra mile and ready to innovate? We invite you to join our team.
Meet our Media Sponsors for 2020.
You’ve built a monolith, but the constraints of your legacy system are slowing you down. You love working with Elixir; the Supervisors, built in distribution, fault tolerance make it a great fit for the needs of your team and your product, but a rewrite would be expensive and time consuming --there’s no way you can sell it to the higher-ups! If only there was a way to bring an Elixir application into your ecosystem and have it seamlessly integrate with your existing monolith and services.
Building Event-Driven services lets you decouple the data your ecosystem creates from the systems that create them, leading to autonomous systems with very few runtime dependencies. It opens the path to greenfield applications and Elixir, with its fault-tolerance and concurrency models, is the perfect language in which to build such a system.
In this course, we'll build our very own Elixir wrapper for a RabbitMQ-backed IPC messaging system, and we'll use Google Protobuf, Google's language and platform-neutral mechanism for serializing data, to structure and synchronize message contracts between services. You'll walk away with a roadmap for integrating an Elixir service into your existing technical ecosystem. You’ll have the tools you need to understand when and why to reach for IPC and what makes Elixir uniquely suited to build this type of communication.
This course is for anyone that wants to bring Elixir into your existing tech stack. You’ll create an ecosystem of rich messages whose utility extends beyond their source application, moving you towards a Microservice-Oriented Architecture. Moderate Elixir experience is a plus but no prior knowledge of RabbitMQ or Google Protobuf is assumed.
Elixir and Inter-Process Communication create the blueprint for integrating Elixir into your existing tech stack. By the end of the day, you’ll understand when and why to reach for IPC and how to leverage Elixir’s fault-tolerance and concurrency capabilities to create an event-driven system that seamlessly brings Elixir into your existing ecosystem..
We'll learn how to identify scenarios that can benefit from IPC, and then we’ll dive right into building an IPC system. Starting with the basics of RabbitMQ and how to interact with it in Elixir, we’ll move on to discussing the challenges of message synchronization and how Google Protobuf solves some of these problems.
We'll see how Elixir's concurrency and fault tolerance features--in particular supervision trees and the "let it crash" mentality--make Elixir the perfect fit for building IPC. We'll wrap up with a look at some deployment concerns and strategies.
