[erlang-questions] 22 May 2008: Robert Virding on Lisp Flavoured Erlang, (Stockholm User Group Talk)

[Dominique de Waleffe]

Are there any chance to have access to a recording of this event?

I think thins would be very interesting to more than 1 person.....

Lisp syntax + concurrency + typing.... a dream language....

D.

On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 11:46 AM, Francesco Cesarini <
francesco@REDACTED> wrote:

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> The second meeting of the Stockholm Erlang User Group will be hosted by
> Stockholm University on Thursday the 22nd of May starting at 18.30
> (Doors open at 18.00). Robert Virding, one of the original inventors of
> Erlang will present his latest open source project  Lisp Flavored Erlang
> (http://forum.trapexit.org/viewtopic.php?p=43887#43887). If you are
> interested in attending this free event, you have to register. By
> registering, you will enable us to plan room size and refreshments
> accordingly, provide Security with the name list of participants, and in
> those extreme cases where the number of places are limited, close
> registration as soon as we have reached the maximum room capacity or
> find a larger room (As happened last time). You can register on the
> Erlang Stockholm User Group Page here:
> http://www.erlang-consulting.com/erlang/usergroup/erlangstockholm.html
>
> *Abstract:*In this talk we will describe and demonstrate Lisp Flavored
> Erlang (LFE). LFE allows you to write Erlang code in a lisp syntax and
> combines the versatility and extensibility of lisp with the COP power of
> Erlang. LFE is completely integrated with Erlang/OTP and code written in
> LFE can freely be used together with modules written in vanilla Erlang
> and applications in Erlang/OTP. LFE is also much easier to use than
> vanilla Erlang when generating code. We will describe the system, its
> tools and its implementation, and also demonstrate some of its features
> and using its programming environment.
>
> * Biography:*Robert Virding is one of the original developers of Erlang
> at the Ericsson Computer Science Lab. While there he also did work on
> garbage collection and the implementation of high-level languages. He
> left Ericsson to found Bluetail, the first Erlang startup acquired by
> Nortel in 2000. He now works for the Swedish Defense Material
> Administration (FMV) where he is not able to use Erlang. He does,
> however, still program Erlang in his spare time and take part in the
> Erlang community.
>
> See you there!
> Francesco
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