
Andrea Leopardi
Core Team Member
Elixir Lang
location_on Italy
Member since 1 year
Andrea Leopardi
Specialises In
Elixir core team member, developer advocate, software architect (Community.com)
Andrea is a human born in the ancient lands of central Italy. He loves functional programming, beautiful code, and learning stuff. He's a software architect, speaker, and member of the core team of the Elixir programming language. His weak spot is having red hair.
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Q & A Panel Discussion with Code Beam Lite India Speakers
Naresh JainFounderXnsioAndrea LeopardiCore Team MemberElixir Langschedule 1 year ago
Sold Out!45 Mins
Talk
Beginner
During the Code Beam Lite conference you might have had questions that did not get answered, this is your opportunity to get them answered by our expert panel group
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Q & A Session With Functional Conf Speakers
Naresh JainFounderXnsioAndrea LeopardiCore Team MemberElixir Langschedule 1 year ago
Sold Out!45 Mins
Keynote
Beginner
During the conference you might have had questions that did not get answered, this is your opportunity to get them answered by our expert panel group
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Papers We Love - Elixir Edition
20 Mins
Talk
Beginner
Elixir is a modern programming language built for concurrency, robustness, and maintainability. Although the Elixir team comes from “industry” backgrounds, the history of Elixir is full of cases where the team has reached for existing research in order to solve problems arising with the language. For example, we based our implementation of a code formatter on a series of papers on pretty printing and formatting code. In this talk, I’d like to go share our learnings and experiences as a bunch of industry folks getting help from academia to approach and tackle real-world problems and come up with real-world solutions.
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BEAM Architecture Handbook
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
If you are writing a stateless web application backed up by a database, there is a good chance Elixir is a great fit. However, this is not where it shines. In this talk, we will discuss how to architect Elixir applications in order to leverage the features of the language and of its runtime.
We will look at this both from a lower level, talking about the architecture of processes inside an Elixir application, as well as from a higher perspective of writing Elixir services and architecting systems to play to Elixir's strengths. We will see practical use cases and discuss design patterns. -
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Building a real-time, reliable, resilient web application in one day with Elixir and Phoenix
480 Mins
Workshop
Beginner
We'll explore how to built connected, real-time web applications using Elixir and the Phoenix framework.
- Look at the basics of Elixir, or rather the things we need to dive into the workshop
- Get started with the basics of Phoenix and how to build simple HTML web applications with it
- Introduce channels and learn how to use them in order to communicate with clients in real time
- Talk about distribution and how to work with Phoenix on multiple servers
- Talk about LiveView and learn how to update data on a page from the server without any JavaScript
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