Some highlights from José’s keynote:

Elixir Design Goals

Starts at 17:59

Elixir’s original design goals were:

1. Productivity (when writing Elixir code)
2. Extensibility (of Elixir and Elixir code)
3. Compatability (with Erlang and the existing ecosystem)

But now the language has matured and both Extensibility and Compatability are mainly solved problems, and Elixir development is focusing more on:

1. Productivity (when writing Elixir)
2. Maintainability (of being able to read and reason about and modify existing Elixir code)
3. Reliability (and fault tolerance of Elixir software)

Elixir R&D (The Future)

Starts at 44:58

1. Code Formatter (planned for Elixir v1.6, due ~Jan 2018)
2. Data Streams and Property Testing (planned for Elixir v1.6, due ~Jan 2018)
3. Releases (planned for ???, we have Distillery, etc that reduce pressure a bit)
4. Cross-language Docs with Erlang/OTP (planned for ???)

That Elixir Native UI talk was very interesting.

Oh Twitch uses Elixir that’s good to know

That’s it - I think they’re all up now (added to first post)

I love how quickly they had been going up - definitely gives the conference a worldwide ‘live’ feel - well done to @drfreeze and everyone involved with organising it

I don’t think the videos are there to spawn any discussions, or god forbid, flame wars. But rather only for archiving purposes. If there are typos, it’s best to contact author directly. And if you want to start interesting discussion, you can always do it here

And btw. I loved the GUI talk from Boyd Multeter