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ElixirConf 2019: Day 2 Morning Keynote - Justin Schneck
My Summary:
Justin describes how nerves enables you to build maintainable embedded systems by utilizing immutability and reproducibility. He goes over what is new in the nerves ecosystem from networking, to circuits, and finishing with an impressive (and awesomely overengineered) demo of Nerves Hub along with all the pieces shown thus far.
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