CODE BEAM AMERICA RETURNS NOVEMBER 2022!
CONF NOV. 3-4 / TUTORIALS NOV. 1 & 2
Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA. & online

Bringing the Erlang and Elixir communities together to Learn, Share and be Inspired.

Conference and Tutorial Highlights:
-> Refactoring via the Language Server Protocol
-> An Elixir application to a small hydropower plant with Nerves machines
-> Elixir Update with Andrea Leopardi
-> Deep dive in Nx Backends
-> Architecting Reactive Systems with Francesco Cesarini

2               2                   30+                    300+
DAYS      TRACKS      SPEAKERS      ATTENDEES


WELCOME

Join The major North American event for Erlang and Elixir users

Erlang and Elixir share the same Virtual Machine, the BEAM. This ingenious little bit of technology is perfect for fault-tolerant, resilient applications that scale to billions of users, which is one of the biggest challenges facing developers and companies today. Code BEAM has united Erlang & Elixir developers for years to grow and progress the community in the spirit of Share. Learn. Inspire.

Share
Code BEAM is an event where leading developers in Erlang, Elixir and other BEAM based technologies like RabbitMQ share their use cases and success stories to allow us to grow together.

Learn
We pride ourselves on our connection with community and industry leaders. At Code BEAM events you’ll be the first to learn about new frameworks and applications for the BEAM VM that can increase your productivity and help make your life easier.

Inspire
We believe that now, more than ever, conferences are a great opportunity to bring your team together to meet in person and connect with like-minded people to inspire the next big idea.

SCHEDULE

KEYNOTES

Randall Thomas

Hacker. Musician. Bon Vivant

Panel discussion: Erlang all the things!

Marianne Bellotti

Author, Systems Geek, Relapsed Anthropologist

Formal Verification? No, Formal Reasoning!

Boyd Multerer

Creator of Scenic and Lead Engineering for Xbox Live, XNA

Security Under the BEAM

Maxim Fedorov

Performance & Scalability Engineer

We are stronger together

Andrea Leopardi

Elixir Core Team Member

We are stronger together

SPEAKERS

Ananya Shandilya

Staff Software Engineer at LinkedIn

Network Observability at LinkedIn

Milton Mazzarri

Senior Software Engineer

Tackling Technical Debt at Adobe: A Story which started at Frame.io

Katelynn Burns

Software Engineer at Launch Scout

How Elixir Helped Me to Love the Back-End

Mitchell Hanberg

Senior Software Engineer at Simplebet

OTP Process Abstractions with proc_lib

Elayne Juten

Software Engineer at Cars.com

Learn You Some Pattern Matching for Great Good!

Yutaka Kikuchi

IIoT, Embedded, Distributed systems

An Elixir application to a small hydropower plant with Nerves machines

Flora Petterson

Technical writer & puppeteer

Build animatronics with Nerves

Raúl Chouza

Elixir Developer at Erlang Solutions

Crossing boundaries with Gleam - from functions to runtime

Mackenzie Morgan

Senior Software Engineer at NextRoll

Typing with pixie dust

David Ansari

Software Engineer, VMware

RabbitMQ Performance Improvements

Meryl Dakin

Founding engineer @ Knock

Good behaviour: cultivating healthy Elixir teams and codebases

Paulo Valente

Elixir enthusiast, Nx maintainer and Sr Software Engineer at DockYard

Deep Dive in Nx Backends

Jason Axelson

Nerves & Scenic Enthusiast; Engineering Manager @ Felt

Nerves in a Cloud World

Ian Butler

Tech Lead, Senior Engineer II

High Throughput Data Processing with GenStage

Nelson Vides

Self-taught programmer and core developer of MongooseIM

Building blocks and how to use them: a MongooseIM case study

Simon Thompson

Researcher, author and teacher

Refactoring via the Language Server Protocol

Dominik Katkó

Computer Science student

Refactoring via the Language Server Protocol

Hideki Takase

Embedded/IoT Researcher

On the way to achieve autonomous node communication in the Elixir ecosystem

Lee Barney

Professor of Computer Science, Brigham Young University-Idaho

Diving In: a Case Study of Using FP and Erlang in a Computer Science Curriculum

Kent McLeod

Operating system engineer at Kry10 Limited

Freestanding Erlang: Porting BEAM close to the metal

Erin Boeger

Senior Developer @ Erlang Solutions

ActiveMemory the missing ORM for ETS and Mnesia

Andrew Moore

Software engineer @ Launch Scout

One LiveView to Rule Them All: From Web to Mobile and Back Again

Parker Rueve

Software Developer @ Launch Scout

One LiveView to Rule Them All: From Web to Mobile and Back Again

Michael Lubas

Paraxial.io Founder

Fast IP address matching in Elixir with Radix Trees and persistent_term

Andrew Ek

Principal Engineer @ LaunchScout

Better Data Access with Composable Queries

Ihor Kuz

Operating system engineer @ Kry10 & seL4 TSC member

Freestanding Erlang: Porting BEAM close to the metal

seL4 and BEAM: a match made in Erlang

Adolfo Neto

Creator and co-host of Elixir Em Foco Podcast

Comparing Elixir and Python when working with Simple Neural Networks

Lucas C. Tavano

Elixir Software Engineer

Comparing Elixir and Python when working with Simple Neural Networks

Kenneth Lundin

Head of the Erlang/OTP Team at Ericsson

OTP Update

Benoit Chesneau

Enki Multimedia found, craftman working on P2P and telecommunications platforms

Barrel, a decentralized data platform to take back the control of your data

David Lucia

Kept Elixirin', CTO @ Bitfo

Accessible Time-Series data with TimescaleDB

Nicholas Adams

Even in the future nothing works

When the Cloud's Reign is Over

Amos King

CEO @ Binary Noggin, @THEERLEF member, co-host of Elixir Outlaws

Panel discussion: Erlang all the things!

Frank Hunleth

Nerves Co-Author

Panel discussion: Erlang all the things!

Andy King

Tech Executive | Educator | Author

Panel discussion: Erlang all the things!

TRAINING

Architecting Reactive Systems

Trainer: Francesco Cesarini

DIVERSITY

We are pleased to announce that Code BEAM America 2022 is implementing a Diversity Scheme. The goal of the programme is to improve diversity at the conference and to offer support to those in the tech community who would not otherwise be able to attend, aimed at (but not restricted to) women, people from ethnic minorities and people with disabilities. Read more about the process here.

Apply

VENUE

COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM

1401 N Shoreline Blvd
Mountain View, CA 94043
United States
+1 650-810-1010

VENUE DETAILS

HOW TO GET THERE?

-> The easiest way is to take a taxi or an Uber. It's only 26-minute drive from San Francisco Airport and 18-minute drive from San Jose Airport.
-> The Museum has 400 free onsite parking spaces.
-> If you would like to see the exhibition, it's open Wed-Sun 10 am - 5 pm. Buy the ticket via the CHM website.


GOING HYBRID

We are coming back to meet with you in Mountain View and we will make sure not only to deliver a great experience, but also that it’s delivered in a safe environment. However, we’re also keeping in mind that by then not everyone will be able to travel, therefore, we’ve decided to make Code BEAM America a hybrid event, combining both an in-person and virtual conference.

There will be two different categories of tickets going on sale at the same time - for the in-person conference and training and for virtual conference attendance.

Read FAQ

E-SHOP

To respond to your requests, we have created Code BEAM e-shop with conference swag!

You can now not only participate in a hybrid experience, but also order t-shirts (included in the in-person ticket!), sweatshirts, mugs and many more items, from the comfort of your couch.

All items are ordered directly with Spreadshirt but are branded with the official Code BEAM America 2022 designs. The store was created for our community but is a third party supplier. Any issues with the items should be directed to the supplier and not Code Sync.

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e-shop

CALL FOR TALKS


DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD A CONFERENCE SESSION OR TUTORIAL? HAVE YOU MADE AN INTERESTING INNOVATION, OPEN-SOURCE APPLICATION OR PRODUCT WITH ERLANG/OTP? HAVE YOU USED ERLANG OR ELIXIR IN A REAL-WORLD PROJECT AND WANT TO PRESENT A CASE STUDY? TELL US ABOUT IT.

This year we’re accepting talks from people who are happy to deliver them in-person. We welcome proposals about Erlang, Elixir, BEAM and other technologies and we are happy to support candidates from under-represented groups in the software development community. CFT deadline: 23:59 CEST on 5 February 2023

    We are looking for great talk ideas around the 6 themes of:
  • Growth - overcoming challenges, such as how to onboard new members to your team, adopt new technologies or take your new products to the next level
  • DevOps - how software is behaving in the actual production environment, overcoming usual and unusual challenges in your production environment.
  • Web/Cloud - latest paradigms and frameworks for web and cloud development.
  • Fighting technical debt - improving legacy systems, and new developments in the tools that helped to do so.
  • Innovation - the latest cool projects in the ecosystem.
  • History & Philosophy of the Ecosystem - first-person accounts, holistic overviews or specific case reviews of rich heritage, and how they are helping shape the future.
CFT is CLOSED

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

Quinn Wilton

Collector of dead languages

Francesco Cesarini

Founder/Manager Director of Erlang Solutions

Sophie DeBenedetto

Senior Software Engineer for GitHub

Amos King

CEO @ Binary Noggin, @THEERLEF member, co-host of Elixir Outlaws

Lorena Mireles

Co-founder of Temachtiani, member and supporter of Technolatinas

CONTACT US

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