Bring on the worker bees (Designing Elixir systems with OTP) - Bruce Tate | Code BEAM SF 20

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BRING ON THE WORKER BEES (DESIGNING ELIXIR SYSTEMS WITH OTP)
by Bruce Tate
THIS TALK IN THREE WORDS:
OTP
Design
Layers
TALK LEVEL: All
ABSTRACT
If you want to be a great Elixir developers, you need to learn to build your programs in layers, the way the experts do. In this session, we will explore the advice:
Do fun things with big, loud worker bees.
This sentence, from the bestselling Elixir book Designing Elixir Systems with OTP, is a mental mnemonic that stands for Data, Functions, Tests; Boundaries, Lifecycles and Workers. We'll talk about each of these layers in detail focusing on the role of each independent layer in a self-healing, performant Elixir program
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THE SPEAKER - BRUCE TATE
Author, Editor, Founder of grox.io
Bruce Tate is a kayaker, climber, programmer and father of two from Chattanooga, Tennessee. A serial entrepreneur, he has helped start three companies, and most recently served as CTO for icanmakeitbetter.
The author has more than a dozen books published in more than 10 countries. Bruce is active in the Elixir community as a speaker, author, editor and conference organizer. His love for teaching and computer languages led him to found Groxio in 2018.
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[@akiots]

Where is the link of the presentation he mentioned at 16:20 ?

[@ThePhan7em]

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[@AdolfoNeto]

It worked for some days.

[@alexy.3512]

"Repeat after me..." Are you for real? What is it? Kindergarten?

[@augus95]

go for a walk king, it's just a dev talk