Erik Stenman, or Happi, holds a PhD in computer science and has a wealth of experience that spans both technical expertise and strategic business management. With a foundational role in creating the BEAM book, which serves as a seminal guide to the BEAM virtual machine, his knowledge is both deep and widely recognized. His work on the development of the Fate virtual machine adds another layer of technical credibility, showcasing his ability to not only contribute to existing technologies but also innovate new ones. His leadership as CTO at Klarna and his successful entrepreneurial ventures, like Happi Hacking, underline his practical wisdom in applying complex systems like BEAM in real-world scenarios.
This presentation charts the evolution of the BEAM virtual machine over 30 years, focusing on its concurrency model and its role in fostering robust, fault-tolerant systems. The talk will include technical experiences from Klarna, highlighting how BEAM’s architecture supports efficient and reliable concurrent programming. It will give you insight into how to think when developing concurrent programs.
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