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2019/03/12 - London/UK - Immutability for Scale and Resilience - Erlang and Elixir’s worst kept secret
Immutability for Scale and Resilience - Erlang and Elixir’s worst kept secret:
2019/03/12 - London/UK
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2019
Erlang Solutions have teamed up with Toyota Connected Europe to host our next London placed meetup. You can reserve your spot here; http://bit.ly/2X8Ht7w
Our first talk is by Francesco Cesarini who started his career at Ericsson’s computer science laboratory, moving on to Ericsson’s consulting arm working on the first release of the OTP middleware, applying it to flagship telecom solutions. He will be discussing why immutability is a key feature of functional programming.
Our second speaker is still TBA!
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Do you know if this will be recorded?
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