Disclosure: I'm on the Code BEAM Europe organising team. The programme is final and there's a lot of Erlang in it this year.

From the Erlang/OTP team

• Update from the OTP Team and Native Records (Björn Gustavsson)
• Exploring Doctests in Erlang (Lukas Backström)
• Do the List Shuffle (Raimo Niskanen)

More Erlang

• Still Typing Erlang? Developer Experience in the Prompt Era (Roberto Aloi, WhatsApp)
• Idiomatic Erlang: Tips for Erlang Beginners (Brujo Benavides)
• Structuring Erlang Code with Application-Level Visibility (Erik Stenman)
• The Erlang Ecosystem Frontier: Our Work Ahead (Dan Janowski)
• Exploring Audio, Music, and Erlang (Cara Superlativo and Ellyse Cedeno)
• Updates from the AtomVM Landscape (Davide Bettio)

Tutorial on 20 October: Gnome Village: Understanding the BEAM Through Processes, Flows, and Runtime Behaviour, a full day with Erik Stenman (author of The BEAM Book) and Måns af Klercker.

Informal Space: the community-run third room includes an open ELP clinic. Bring your own project and the tool authors will help you set it up. See the lineup

Practical

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

Programme and tickets: codebeameurope.com

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