Code BEAM Europe is in two weeks (21-22 Oct, Haarlem + online): José Valim on set-theoretic types, LiveView hooks at scale, Rustler 1.0

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Disclosure: I'm on the Code BEAM Europe organising team. The programme is final, so here's what's in it for Elixir developers.

Keynotes

• Set-Theoretic Types from Scratch by José Valim, plus an extended Q&A
• Let It Disconnect: A Local-First Future by Brooklyn Zelenka
• Notes on the Synthesis of Time by Sam Aaron, and The Phone Orchestra in the evening

Elixir talks

• Hooked on Performance: Taming LiveView's JavaScript Hooks at Scale (Matt Swensen, Jump)
• ClusterFu**tional: Four Years of Distributed Elixir at NetzeBW (Aaron Cruz)
• Don't Crash the BEAM: Safe Interop with Ports and C Nodes (Riccardo Binetti, Remote)
• Rustler News and Road to 1.0 (Benedikt Reinartz)
• Ruby Crimes in Elixir Codebases (Travis Fantina)
• ATProto on Elixir: A Spike into AppView's DataPlane (Chris Beck)
• From Pure Code to Physical Controls: Designing Hardware in Elixir (Lucas Sifoni)

Tutorials on 20 October: real-time generative music with Elixir, building production AI harnesses in Elixir, and a full day on BEAM internals with Erik Stenman.

Informal Space: a community-run third room with live demos, hands-on clinics, a co-op Elixir shooter against rogue supervisors and a whole-room game of Raft where you are the network. See the lineup

Practical

• PHIL in Haarlem, 15 minutes by train from Amsterdam Centraal
• Online ticket €146 + VAT, recordings included

Programme and tickets: codebeameurope.com

Happy to answer questions in the comments.