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@elixirlang core team alumni. VP Technology at @jobandtalentEng

Amsterdam, North Holland
Joined May 2011
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In the second half of March, I have availability to do @elixirlang trainings for companies, like come over to the office or virtual and teach whatever (provided I know something about it 🐒). DM me if interested 📩
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Thanks to the efforts of the Elixir community, GitHub supports code navigation for Elixir repositories. Learn how your favorite language can add this support too! github.co/3Lru96J
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Let the people trade.
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Learn how @V7Labs is orchestrating computer vision and managing large data sets using Elixir, Phoenix, RabbitMQ, and more: elixir-lang.org/blog/2021/01… Plus, they are hiring! #myelixirstatus #machinelearning
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The FER stack: F 👉 Fhoenix 😬 E 👉 Elixir R 👉 Rust
L 👉 Postgresql O 👉 U 👉 I 👉 S 👉 Static types
Learn how @duffelhq is modernizing the travel industry with Elixir: elixir-lang.org/blog/2020/12… - their team has been involved in different and exciting OSS projects too!
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Was this trained with Grosjean footage? – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Roborace is the world first driver-less/autonomous motorsports category. This is one of their first live-broadcasted events. This was the second run. It drove straight into a wall.
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Learn how @Change uses Elixir to handle spikes of million of messages while keeping CPUs maxed out, memory usage to a minimum necessary, and without flooding upstream services: elixir-lang.org/blog/2020/10… 👉 Their engineering team is also hiring Elixir devs: change.org/careers
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We are now featuring the cases we have published on our website directly on the homepage: elixir-lang.org/ You can also access all cases in the order they were posted in its own page: elixir-lang.org/cases.html - we have many more from a wide array of industries coming soon!
Learn more about how the Discord team is using Elixir and the Erlang VM to deliver more than 26 million WebSocket events per second to more than 12 million concurrent users: elixir-lang.org/blog/2020/10…
Fernando Tapia Rico retweeted
Two fantastic 'Ask Me Anything' sessions currently taking place. The first features @whatyouhide & @fertapric from the @elixirlang core team. The second features @YOOOODAAAA & @IamSandeshSoni talking about @elixirphoenix. #MyElixirStatus #ElixirConfEUVirtual
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Elixir v1.11 released: elixir-lang.org/blog/2020/10… - a special surprise for everyone at ElixirConf EU!
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Our ask me anything sessions are a great opportunity to meet, network with & get to know the most influential members of the community. Head to the website to see the full list including @whatyouhide & @fertapric from the @elixirlang core team. Head to elixirconf.eu
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Fernando Tapia Rico retweeted
Wow. Amazon hiring for @elixirlang! #myelixirstatus
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The one that’s got you covered if something crashes – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Without saying the language's name, what programming language is your go-to?
🚀 – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
At @fontawesome we use @elixirlang and @elixirphoenix. We are consistently impressed with the performance. This heat map is from a request that happens thousands of times per second. Most requests are served between 100 and 250 microseconds. That's _micro_ seconds:
🎉🔝 – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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I will only say this: if you open the mailman often 📦✉️, your house will become the non-offical pickup point for your entire street 😂 (at least in Amsterdam) – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
I have been working from home for the last 14 years, and I am not going to recommend you anything, some people like to dress formally, some don't, some need a dedicated space, some don't, some get distracted, some don't — know yourself, and whatever floats your boat
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*open the door to the mailman