Hosted by Plangora · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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BEAM There, Done That is a podcast about building real systems with Elixir, Erlang, and the BEAM.We’ve built it before — distributed systems, fault‑tolerant services, event pipelines, real‑time apps, production nightmares, and the supervision trees that saved them.Each episode dives into practical lessons from shipping software on the BEAM: architecture decisions, scaling challenges, operational failures, and the patterns that actually work.No hype. No theory without scars. Just hard‑won experience from engineers who’ve been there.
Plangora hosts BEAM There, Done That, a technology show with 12 episodes published.
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 person with Bruce Ta
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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 experiment at ElixirConf EU
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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 Gustavsson, known by m
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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 elegance and how much is
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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 conversation dives into in
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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, distributed systems,
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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. The conversation explor
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The Code is the Instrument: Sam Aaron on the Why of the Sonic Pi
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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 with at scale. Four deca
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We catch up with Kimutai Kiprotich about using Elixir and the BEAM to build AI Agents.
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We catch up with @zach_daniel about @ashframework .
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We catch up with Jose Valim and talk about the future of #Elixir and how #Elixir #agent #ai #coding
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Paulo Valente comes onto the show to discuss #elixir 's #nx library and the state of #machinelearning in #elixir
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Francesco, Allen, and Andrea Leopardi discuss concurrency, OTP, and the evolution of the BEAM.
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