![]() | I'll be presenting "Domain Specific Languages in Erlang" at QCon this November. Hope to see many of you there. |
Here's the abstract:
This is the only Erlang presentation you've ever seen that does not begin and end with concurrency.
Erlang turns out to have a number of properties that make it great for building Domain Specific Languages. - powerful parsing capabilities, runtime evaluation, and pattern matching are a few covered in this session. Along the way you may learn a thing or two about functional and concurrent programming.
Be prepared to get a little out of your comfort zone with a new syntax ... and a new way to beat your competition.


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Good stuff!! Unfortunately I won't be able to attend the conference. Are you going to be publishing the slides or paper?
Sure, I'll post the slides back here after the talk.
http://people.apache.org/~dennisbyrne/infoq/DSLs_in_Erlang.ppt
Grrrr, PowerPoint. Any chance of saving it as a PDF?
Try this ...
http://www.slideshare.net/dennisbyrne/dsls-in-erlang-presentation
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