Elixir/Erlang/BEAM Meetup
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Elixir/Erlang/BEAM Meetup

Hosted by BEAM Languages United - Elixir, Erlang & More @ Stockholm

Tuesday 13 October 2026, 17:00Venue time (Stockholm)
Mäster Samuelsgatan 20Directions
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> Host This meetup is hosted by Meta/WhatsApp. > Agenda 17.00 Start registration Food & drinks will be served 17.30 Intro 17.40 Tom Davies - What is Dialyzer? 18.10 Break 18.15 G. Castagna / G. Duboc - Elixir: what's new in theory and in practice 18.55 Final mingle 19.30 Optional: Join us for a drink at a nearby pub/bar > Talk 1: Tom Davies - What is Dialyzer? Dialyzer is a static analysis tool for the BEAM which finds and reports bugs and bug vectors. Precisely what it does and why is often a source of confusion, so here I will trying to give you a pragmatic grounding in how to use and reason about Dialyzer effectively. > Talk 2: G. Castagna, G. Duboc - Elixir: What's new in theory and in practice Together with José Valim, Giuseppe and Guillame designed the gradual set-theoretic type system now being deployed in Elixir — the first system of its kind to reach a language in widespread industrial use. Giuseppe has spent two decades on semantic subtyping and set-theoretic types; Guillaume's PhD built the theoretical foundations and led the implementation in the Elixir compiler. Expect both sides of the story: the theory, and what it means for the code you write. > Any allergies or special requirements? We plan to serve some food and soft drinks during the event. Let us know if you have any allergies or any other special requirements.

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