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Tuesday, April 24, 2018 at 5:37pm.
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Someone will be in the 1st floor lobby to let you in.
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WednesdayFeb 20 2019PDX |> Elixir |> Group - Elixir Monitoring Tools: Observer, New Relic, Telemetry & more
Elixir Monitoring Tools: Observer, New Relic, Telemetry and more
Presented by: Vince Foley
Note: the talks start at 6:30. Doors open at 6pm. Social time is 6:00-6:30.
• What we'll do The monthly meeting is the primary event offered by Elixir PDX. It includes presentations given by local and remote Elixir and Erlang presenters.
• What to bring Yourself! A laptop sometimes comes in handy.
• Important to know Pizza and drinks are typically provided by one of our sponsors.
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WednesdayJan 16 2019PDX |> Elixir |> Group
We have two talks for our event.
"Ecto Practicum for an impractical world" by Jed Schneider
And
"Elixir on Docker" by Moxley Stratton
Hope to see you there!
Note: the talks start at 6:30. Doors open at 6pm. Social time is 6:00-6:30.
• What we'll do The monthly meeting is the primary event offered by Elixir PDX. It includes presentations given by local and remote Elixir and Erlang presenters.
• What to bring Yourself! A laptop sometimes comes in handy.
• Important to know Pizza and drinks are typically provided by one of our sponsors.
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WednesdayJun 20 2018Portland Elixir & Erlang User Group
Note: the talks start at 6:30. Doors open at 6pm. Social time is 6:00-6:30.
• What we'll do The monthly meeting is the primary event offered by Elixir PDX. It includes presentations given by local and remote Elixir and Erlang presenters.
June's Presentations
Moxley Stratton - Organizing Code Around Side Effects. What are side effects, and why should we care? Learn why it's important to make side effects obvious and separate from logic and calculations.
Brian Shirai - One of the things I've observed is a tension between Erlang/Elixir ideas about system resilience and the approach being taken by microservices. I've witnessed the struggle between ops teams striving for "immutable architecture" and Elixir devs wanting access to the running instance, even potentially want to use the hot code loading. For more info: https://medium.com/distributed-microservices/the-entire-universe-of-microservices-in-17-5-minutes-or-less-7a878bfdec92
Conner Lay will be talking about Elixir macros and his new hex package, Refinery.
• What to bring Yourself! A laptop sometimes comes in handy.
• Important to know Pizza and drinks are typically provided by Weedmaps.
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WednesdayMay 16 2018