Solid Ground // Saša Jurić

[@akashd]

Oh daymnnn!! He doesn't mess around, great talk!

[@vixeltrade7561]

Amazing how he narrowed down the process with the most reductions and subsequently the exact area in the code that is potentially causing the problem.

[@denisfuenzalida3746]

wow, this was a solid presentation

[@s0lanav]

Amazing talk, thank you!

[@JimmyCoyne]

If you’re going to watch one elixir talk, it has to be this one.

[@yuriybodarev7175]

Slides link: speakerdeck.com/sasajuric/solid-ground-1

[@jonocodes]

Thanks!

[@peterr6205]

Thanks, Yuriy!

[@zfarahx]

Thank you :)

[@smoothbeak]

19:09 You just did "digital surgery", get this man a Doctorate!

[@1210divs]

Great talk!
(could use fewer utterances of the word "brutal", though)

[@Jump3r3993]

Problem is, going into live prod isn't a particularly good idea, you can stop or corrupt it very easily

[@zfarahx]

Processes have nothing in common though (share-nothing concurrency). Process are really separate programs running under the same OS process. They have their own separate execution paths, heaps and stack. As he points out.