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S1E15 Why Multiplayer Games Are Just Distributed Systems | Ellyse Cedeno on BEAM & the Actor Model
Every player is a process. Every monster is a process. Every zone is a process. Sound familiar?In this episode, Allen Wyma and Francesco Cesarini sit down with Ellyse Cedeno - technology and product…
S1E14 Who Builds the Next Generation of Senior Devs? Bruce Tate on AI, Juniors, and the Career Path Crisis
The dashboards are green. PRs are shipping faster than ever. So why are seniors quietly burning out — and juniors not actually learning?In this episode, Allen Wyma and Francesco Cesarini sit down in…
S1E13 AI Found 5 CVEs in One Afternoon — The BEAM Security Wake-Up Call | Peter Ullrich & Jonathan Machen
The BEAM ecosystem spent decades flying under the radar - too niche to attract serious attackers. That era is over.In this episode, we sit down with Peter Ullrich, the developer who ran a $10…
S1E12 Inside the BEAM: Björn Gustavsson on Maps, Records, and Runtime Design
For the first time in over a decade, the Erlang runtime is gaining a new native data type — and on this episode of BEAM There, Done That, hosts Francesco Cesarini and Allan Wyma sit down with Björn…
S1E11 Inside Phoenix: A Plug, a Macro, and What You Need to Know To Build Your Own Framework
Three and a half years, one book, and a clearer answer to what Phoenix is actually doing under the hood.Phoenix makes building web apps in Elixir feel effortless, but how much of that is genuine…
S1E10 Zero-Cost Meets Let-It-Crash: The Rust + Elixir Power Combo
In this episode of BEAM There, Done That, hosts explore what really happens when the high-level concurrency and fault-tolerance of Elixir meet the low-level performance and control of Rust. The…
S1E9 Phoenix’s Next Evolution: Chris McCord Unveils the DurableServer
In this episode of BEAM There, Done That, hosts Francesco Cesarini and Allen Wyma sit down with Chris McCord, the creator of the Phoenix Framework, for a deep dive into the evolving world of Elixir,…
S1E8 Bridging Hardware-as-a-service with Elixir: Inside TV Labs’ Platform With Dave Lucia and Paulo Valente
In this episode of BEAM There, Done That, co-hosts Francesco Cesarini and Allen Wyma sit down with Dave Lucia, co-founder and CTO of TV Labs, and Paulo Valente, AI specialist and maintainer of Nx.…
S1E7 The Code is the Instrument: Sam Aaron on the Why of the Sonic Pi
The Code is the Instrument: Sam Aaron on the Why of the Sonic Pi
S1E6 Redistributing Our Systems. Erlang's Enduring Lessons for Local-First
Erlang was designed for reliability in telephone switches, but its core principles — isolated processes, message passing, “let it crash supervision — anticipated problems we’re only now grappling…
S1E5 Building Real-Time AI Agents with Kimutai Kiprotich
We catch up with Kimutai Kiprotich about using Elixir and the BEAM to build AI Agents.
S1E4 The Ash Framework: Rationale, Design, and Adoption — with Zach Daniel
We catch up with @zach_daniel about @ashframework .
S1E3 Efficiency Gap: Why Elixir Outruns AI Coding Agents
We catch up with Jose Valim and talk about the future of #Elixir and how #Elixir #agent #ai #coding
S1E2 Numerical Elixir and Machine Learning with Paulo Valente
Paulo Valente comes onto the show to discuss #elixir 's #nx library and the state of #machinelearning in #elixir
S1E1 Concurrency, OTP, and the Evolution of the BEAM
Francesco, Allen, and Andrea Leopardi discuss concurrency, OTP, and the evolution of the BEAM.
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